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Listen to Yourselves
Written by Matt Williams
Wednesday, 10 March 2010 21:55
"You need to identify this man before someone kills me" - David Calvert.
No, they need to restore order and reason before someone kills you. I hope the tabloids are pleased with themselves when someone does get hurt.
44 Blues
Written by Matt Williams
Tuesday, 07 April 2009 19:35
Finally figured out a reliable way of mounting my camera onto my guitar without a/ making it unplayable or b/ being in danger of twisting the neck off.
Anyway, for your delectation, here is my rendition of 44 Blues...
A Helluva video tutorial on how to remove colour casts from any image using the Curves tool. Quick and easy, this method offers far more control over the end results than most others.
For all of the universal presence of
the PDF format it's a constant surprise just how many people are
unaware of the existence of Acrobat Professional, the software used
to create and manage those PDFs. But why would you want to make a
PDF? Well, at its simplest level, the PDF is
about as close as you can get digitally to the printed page – a
universal, freely distributed medium which, once editing is complete,
can be published in a locked format and distributed without fear of
it being changed.
Following on from our Photoshop Elements 6 review, the other half of the two-disc bundle is Adobe Premiere Elements 4. As you would expect from a bundled package, the interface shares a look and colour scheme with the new Photoshop Elements and the two packages interact with each other in an easy unobtrusive fashion. How does the 'user friendly' version of Premiere measure up to its 800lb cousin?
Photoshop Elements 6 is a re-engineered version of the most powerful tool in the business – like a production version of a championship rally car. At a fraction of the price of its industry darling sibling, it's affordable by just about everyone. So how does it measure up? Should you buy it? Read on and find out....
Welcome to Helluva.co.uk - have a look around. We have a growing array of tutorials and reviews, and articles covering many subjects, serious, humorous and curious and links from around the web. 
Your feedback is important for the future development of Helluva, so please rate the articles using the check boxes near the title on the main article pages.
A Helluva video tutorial on how to remove colour casts from any image using the Curves tool. Quick and easy, this method offers far more control over the end results than most others.
For all of the universal presence of
the PDF format it's a constant surprise just how many people are
unaware of the existence of Acrobat Professional, the software used
to create and manage those PDFs. But why would you want to make a
PDF?
Following on from our Photoshop Elements 6 review, the other half of the two-disc bundle is Adobe Premiere Elements 4. As you would expect from a bundled package, the interface shares a look and colour scheme with the new Photoshop Elements and the two packages interact with each other in an easy unobtrusive fashion. How does the 'user friendly' version of Premiere measure up to its 800lb cousin?