The A§H Clan

when i was in community college, it was 50% off when you tell them you're a student.
I used it more a while back. I got my money's worth. I'd never buy it at full cost though.

You might want to check this out.

Adobe is giving away old Creative Suite 2 Keys.
They don't support it anymore so they let you download all components individually, or the whole thing. You only have to make an account with adobe (if you don't already have one).

• Acrobat 3D 1.0
  Acrobat Standard 7.0
  Acrobat Pro 7.0
  After Effects
  Audition 3.0
  GoLive CS2
  Illustrator CS2
  InCopy CS2
  InDesign CS2
  Photoshop CS2
  Adobe Premiere

Wow, good to know. I'll have to look into that.

I checked my university's site license page, but unfortunately Photoshop is not one of the things we have access to. I used to have a very old version, but there isn't any support for it anymore on the newer operating systems.

A§H»JÓÒK wrote:when i was in community college, it was 50% off when you tell them you're a student.
I used it more a while back. I got my money's worth. I'd never buy it at full cost though.

You might want to check this out.

Adobe is giving away old Creative Suite 2 Keys.
They don't support it anymore so they let you download all components individually, or the whole thing. You only have to make an account with adobe (if you don't already have one).

• Acrobat 3D 1.0
  Acrobat Standard 7.0
  Acrobat Pro 7.0
  After Effects
  Audition 3.0
  GoLive CS2
  Illustrator CS2
  InCopy CS2
  InDesign CS2
  Photoshop CS2
  Adobe Premiere

Awesome, thanks for the Info!!

if you have slow a internet connection these are large ( cough, Mandalor ;P ).
The first one is obviously Photoshopped while the second one only had images spliced together and minor color adjustments.

A§H»JÓÒK wrote:if you have slow a internet connection these are large ( cough, Mandalor ;P ).

Jook it didn't even open up for me -.- dangit. I clicked on it. Floated to another tab, returned to find that the photo was still hiden. I had to quote your message and then type in the url into the search bar on my chrome. I loved that first scenery with the shifting stars. Isn't that called like time exposure? Can't recall but I have seen a lot of nice photos of the twirling stars. You can actually notice the patterns. I'm to lazy to search up your 2nd photo ;p
-Mandalor

EDIT: They opened up now

The technique in the first one is just called 'long-exposure photography' as far as i know.
The second one was at the Grand Canyon (about 5 hours North of me), I shoulda clarified. :p

this is considered medium exposure at ie 2 seconds f/22 at 200 iso

Grand Manan sunset...

Do Meshes count?