Today I finally got around to really exploring Adobe Photoshop Elements, which Uncle Bob, Aunt Linda, and Gina gave me this past Christmas. I started making some test graphics with it. After a few minutes of looking around, I understood the program pretty well. So I tried this: a few versions of a small “Netsua Productions” logo/banner. Tell me what you think!
Thank you SOOOOO much!!! I love it!
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Austen Squarepants is a 15-year-old high school student and geek. He lives in New York City with his parents and is interested in technology, filmmaking, and anything funny.
Netsua is his personal blog and website, where he writes about a variety of topics that interest him. The word "Netsua" is in fact Austen's name spelled backwards. It literally translates from gibberish to "Greatness on the level of Austen."
In addition to Netsua, Austen also writes for the mac application blog MacApper.
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Thats great Austen…great stuff. Photoshop is considered the industry standard for image manipulation, so if you can learn some of the techniques for things like edge selection, masking, blending, file optimization, using channels, etc. it will be useful for as long as you’re involved in this stuff.
Likewise, a major video editing standard is Premiere software, also from Adobe. I hope to get a copy of Premiere some day and learn how to use that! but its expensive. They don’t make a stripped down version like they do with photoshop elements.
(Most of the Adobe family of software originated on Macintosh environments, not PC’s. But they really took off as a products once they were ported to Windows.)
Uncle Bob