CS5 live webinar - Steve Caplin

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Steve Caplin is a graphic artist specialising in photomontage illustration. His work appears regularly in newspapers (including The Guardian, L'Internazionale, The Sunday Telegraph and The Independent) and magazines (including Radio Times, Men's Health, Reader's Digest and many others).

Steve's advertising work has included commissions from Saatchi & Saatchi, Lowe Howard Spink, M&C Saatchi and Bartle Bogle Hegarty, for which he has won two Campaign Poster Awards and a D&AD award. Steve is also a Contributing Editor for MacUser magazine.

His books include Art and Design in Photoshop and the How to Cheat in Photoshop series.

www.stevecaplin.com

Watch Steve's desktop live via your web browser as he demonstrates all the new features of Photoshop CS5. More importantly, he will answer audience questions about Photoshop CS5.


http://www.retouchpro.com/index.php?page=caplin
 
I think its only fair to include the text that was right below what you posted above as there is a cost involved....

"Wednesday, April 14, 2010 - 2pm CDT click here for other time zones
The presentation will be approximately two hours long, maybe a few minutes longer

The cost to attend is only $10. Use the Paypal link below. After paying, click "Return to Merchant" to be redirected to the event registration page. You will receive your unique link to view the event via email, and an email reminder 1 hour before it starts. The Paypal link will close one hour before showtime"
 
That bit doesn't appear in the email I copied it from ;)

I was, however, aware there was a cost since I attend their webinars regularly. Still, £6 to see one of Adobe's evangelists showing it off and the chance for asking questions isn't bad in my book.
 
Yeah not a bad price at all really.

I seen the pricing on the link you posted, not surprised they left it out the email though. However not a bad price really if you want to sit there and watch it for the two full hours
 
I'd definitely spend the time on it, for a few reasons

Steve's a heavy duty user, not a marketeer!
He'll pick on the stuff that's relevant in Photoshop, not Premiere, Flash etc (which the CS5 event on monday will include)
He usually gives away free vouchers at the end for his imaging resource (http://thefullmontage.com/)
Steve's a Brit and cuts through the over excited american hype to the stuff we want to see.

He'll openly admit if something's cr@p...
 
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