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I am an Adobe Certified Instructor and also an Adobe Community Professional. I can answer your questions about Adobe Photoshop 8 through the new CS5 Extended versions.

Experience in the area

I am an Adobe Certified Instructor for Adobe Photoshop and have been teaching the application to college students for the past 10 years. I am also only one of 15 Adobe Community Professionals for Adobe Photoshop.

Organizations

Milwaukee Adobe User Group, National Association of Photoshop Professionals, C2 Graphics Productivity Solutions,

Publications

Create Magazine Adobe.com

Education/Credentials

BA - Graphic Design Adobe Certified Instructor - Photoshop and Illustrator Adobe Community Professional - Photoshop

Awards and Honors

Runner-Up Layers Magazine Design Contest


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Recent Answers from Kevin Stohlmeyer

2012-01-25 Creating Altered Duplicates from Source Image:

Hi Philip,     You have to be very careful how you proceed with this. When it comes to products that are sold, altering electronically could land you in some trouble if it does not match the actual product

2011-12-23 layer extraction:

Hi Elizabeth,     Extracting onto a layer has nothing to do with the history palette so just close that for now. Lets start fresh. Make your selection on the layer containing the image using whatever tool

2011-11-21 Sizing:

Hi Doug,     Never go by what you see on screen. Everyone's screen is different. The caveat to all of this is resolution. 3.5x2" at 300 dpi will appear much larger than if it was set to 72 dpi. Use Image>Image

2011-11-20 image processing:

Hi Alshay    There is no software what can do this. At 100% you will see the best quality. Any closer will show you a close up of the pixels used to create an image. It's a normal function of any application

2011-11-09 Ref: question:

Hi Sunil,     It all depends on how your learning curve is. Photoshop CS5 does have some similarities to Elements, but it is not exactly the same and there are some pretty big differences between the two

 

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