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War Story 2 – Photoshop | The Junction
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July 4, 2010, 11:25 am
said:
[...] told War Story 1 (about the guy whipping out a flash drive and challenging Danny to replicate his Photoshop layout) [...]
Adam Bolt
on
May 9, 2008, 1:57 am
said:
Ok... This is what I was looking for in your posts.
I am a newbie in the wedding industry... so I need alll the help i can get.
I've just been commissioned to put together ny first album. I've tried putting pages together in PS but It just takes to long for me and the results aren't satisfactory.
I've been looking for a program to help with the page design layouts that is actually written for wedding/portrait photography. PJ Remix looks the goods.
I love photography but I hate time sitting in front of a computer. If PJ Remix can speed up my editting time for making page layouts for albums I am in.
Let me get this straight though from what I can understand.
PJ Remix is not a substitute for editiing your photos like Photo Shop and other various image editting software.
PJ Remix however will allow you to import the editted photos and allow you to arrange the photos into groups/sections for ease of sorting images when it comes time for creating a page layout.
PJ Remix is not tied to any one vendor. I've considering Asuka Books and I noticed on your website they are one of the vendors in your Album Resources, so I can use these resources to help create an Asuka Wedding Book.
If I change my mind and want to use another company I can design my own from the page specifications I get from another company or from the other Album Resources within the program.
Once I have slected my vendor (Say Asuka Books) and page specifications I can then create the page layouts in PJ Remix using the various alignment and effects tools within the program instead of having to do them all in PS (Like I would with the blank page layout designs that Asuka Books provide you with to use in PhotoShop).
Lastly, after I have completed my design I can then use the export function in PJ Remix to send off my finished album to my vendor Asuka Books.
The trial software is fully functional for 30 days... a try before you buy I guess you could call it...If I am wrong, please let me know.
It all looks exceptionally simple, easy to use and an absolute time savour giving professional results which is exactly what I want.
As far as your site goes, you have all your bases covered for newbies like myself with a search function, video tutorials and ful support details via email, blog or phone.
I'm looking forward to downloading the trial software and designing my first album knowing if I have any troubles you guys aren't too far away
I'll let you know how the results go once completed.
Regards Adam Bolt
www.adamboltphotography.com
I am a newbie in the wedding industry... so I need alll the help i can get.
I've just been commissioned to put together ny first album. I've tried putting pages together in PS but It just takes to long for me and the results aren't satisfactory.
I've been looking for a program to help with the page design layouts that is actually written for wedding/portrait photography. PJ Remix looks the goods.
I love photography but I hate time sitting in front of a computer. If PJ Remix can speed up my editting time for making page layouts for albums I am in.
Let me get this straight though from what I can understand.
PJ Remix is not a substitute for editiing your photos like Photo Shop and other various image editting software.
PJ Remix however will allow you to import the editted photos and allow you to arrange the photos into groups/sections for ease of sorting images when it comes time for creating a page layout.
PJ Remix is not tied to any one vendor. I've considering Asuka Books and I noticed on your website they are one of the vendors in your Album Resources, so I can use these resources to help create an Asuka Wedding Book.
If I change my mind and want to use another company I can design my own from the page specifications I get from another company or from the other Album Resources within the program.
Once I have slected my vendor (Say Asuka Books) and page specifications I can then create the page layouts in PJ Remix using the various alignment and effects tools within the program instead of having to do them all in PS (Like I would with the blank page layout designs that Asuka Books provide you with to use in PhotoShop).
Lastly, after I have completed my design I can then use the export function in PJ Remix to send off my finished album to my vendor Asuka Books.
The trial software is fully functional for 30 days... a try before you buy I guess you could call it...If I am wrong, please let me know.
It all looks exceptionally simple, easy to use and an absolute time savour giving professional results which is exactly what I want.
As far as your site goes, you have all your bases covered for newbies like myself with a search function, video tutorials and ful support details via email, blog or phone.
I'm looking forward to downloading the trial software and designing my first album knowing if I have any troubles you guys aren't too far away
I'll let you know how the results go once completed.
Regards Adam Bolt
www.adamboltphotography.com
Adam Bolt
on
May 9, 2008, 1:57 am
said:
Ok... This is what I was looking for in your posts. I am a newbie in the wedding industry... so I need alll the help i can get.I've just been commissioned to put together ny first album. I've tried putting pages together in PS but It just takes to long for me and the results aren't satisfactory.I've been looking for a program to help with the page design layouts that is actually written for wedding/portrait photography. PJ Remix looks the goods.I love photography but I hate time sitting in front of a computer. If PJ Remix can speed up my editting time for making page layouts for albums I am in.Let me get this straight though from what I can understand. PJ Remix is not a substitute for editiing your photos like Photo Shop and other various image editting software.PJ Remix however will allow you to import the editted photos and allow you to arrange the photos into groups/sections for ease of sorting images when it comes time for creating a page layout.PJ Remix is not tied to any one vendor. I've considering Asuka Books and I noticed on your website they are one of the vendors in your Album Resources, so I can use these resources to help create an Asuka Wedding Book. If I change my mind and want to use another company I can design my own from the page specifications I get from another company or from the other Album Resources within the program.Once I have slected my vendor (Say Asuka Books) and page specifications I can then create the page layouts in PJ Remix using the various alignment and effects tools within the program instead of having to do them all in PS (Like I would with the blank page layout designs that Asuka Books provide you with to use in PhotoShop).Lastly, after I have completed my design I can then use the export function in PJ Remix to send off my finished album to my vendor Asuka Books.The trial software is fully functional for 30 days... a try before you buy I guess you could call it...If I am wrong, please let me know.It all looks exceptionally simple, easy to use and an absolute time savour giving professional results which is exactly what I want.As far as your site goes, you have all your bases covered for newbies like myself with a search function, video tutorials and ful support details via email, blog or phone.I'm looking forward to downloading the trial software and designing my first album knowing if I have any troubles you guys aren't too far awayI'll let you know how the results go once completed.Regards Adam Boltwww.adamboltphotography.com
