I am writing this on my iPad which is actually quit easy to type on. However, what is now starting to really annoy me is the lack of flash support on the iPad. This is supposed to be the best way to experience the Web, and to a degree it is really good, but the lack of support for flash is spoiling all of this.
It is all very well talking up HTML 5 but very few people have developed sites for this and most still use flash, such as the seminar below. Now I could go and watch this on my Pc, but I want watch this on my iPad and I can’t simply because Apple won’t let me. This is one of the many reasons why I feel Apple is all controlling, and whilst they make some really great tools, such as the iPhone, their view of how the web should work is just wrong.
On the plus side though the iPad is working out well, apart from above!
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Greetings,
Our last color management webinar was such a hit that we???re going to keep the party going. Sign up now for our June 24 webinar on Adobe?? Lightroom?? to Blurb BookSmart??, Great Photo Color from Capture to Final Book. Like the last webinar series, it???s free to all. Space is limited, so sign up early.
Two Sessions are available:
- Thursday, June 24, 2010 1:00 p.m. EDT (10 a.m. PDT / 5 p.m. GMT)
- Thursday, June 24, 2010 3:00 p.m. EDT (12 p.m. PDT / 7 p.m. GMT)
This upcoming webinar is perfect for those who want to take a deeper dive into the finer points of color management. It will cover:
- How to use the X-Rite ColorChecker Passport to get the right color at capture.
- Customizing white balance and creating a custom color profile for use in Lightroom Color.
- Calibrating images in Lightroom, importing them into BookSmart, and creating a book from scratch.
By the way, if you missed our May 26 Color Management webinar, you can catch the video on our Tips and Tutorials page. Hope you can make the next webinar!
Here???s to great color and beautiful books,
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