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Welcome to the PSE.NET newsletter for 10th March.

First of all please accept my apologies for not being able to run the E-Seminar last week. We had a few technical difficulties at the last moment that made it impossible for us to deliver the seminar. Who would have thought that computer technology would have the occasional hic-up?  ;-) 

So this week we are not only delivering the Ultimate Guide to Color e-seminar, but we have also release a huge Layers video tutorial. Layers are one of those areas that are tricky to get the hang of when you first start editing, but once you understand them you will never go back to tweaking a flat file. Check it out here. 

Good luck with you imaging this week and don't forget the e-seminar tonight.

Philip Andrews

Newly added Member's resources:

Once you start to use Layers in your photo editing you'll never go back! But how do you start? This 12 minute Layers 101 video tutorial will help you get the hang of Layers quickly and easily. Before you know it they will become a regular part of your editing process. Click here to view.

To see a list of all Member's Videos click here.

Five new Tips 'n' Tricks entries have been added this week. The new topics are:

Using the Quick Fix Editor workspace, creating a Wall Calendar, producing type vertically, exporting photos from your catalog and the difference between color and grayscale images.   

To see a list of all Tips 'n' Tricks entries click here. You can also search for a tip or trick from this page as well.

One of the key areas that causes problems for Elements users is matching what they see on screen with what gets printed. A key factor in getting these two devices to match is having a calibrated monitor. For those users who don't own a calibration device such as a Spyder or ColorMunki you can use either the utility that came with your operating system or for older machines you can use the Adobe Gamma utility. If you have Adobe Gamma on your computer then use these stes to set up your monitor. Have a look at the technique here. 

Click here to go to the Techniques archive.

Next Live E-Seminar:

THE Ultimate Guide to Adjusting Color in Photoshop Elements

* Auto Color Correction
* Hue/Saturation
* Color Variations
* Remove Color
* Remove Color Cast
* Replace Color
* Adjust Color for Skin Tone

If you haven't joined one of our e-seminars before, it's easy! All you need to do is log in to this web address http://pacific.adobe.acrobat.com/PSE8-Color/ with a guest name at the times listed below, turn on your speakers and sit back and see me demonstrate the program. The program will consist of a presentation and then time for questions.

Don't worry if you can't make the live demo as I will record the session and make it available later in the Member's Live Seminars archives.

USA/CANADA: Wednesday 10th March 20.00 (New York time)

UK/EUROPE: Wednesday 10th March 20.00 (London time)

ASIA/PACIFIC: Wednesday 10th March 20.00 (Sydney time)

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