Posts by mstone

Quote: Originally Posted by iang1234  Well technically a browser is also an app. They just happen to handle http:// or https:// schemes. But since those schemes are already taken by Safari, Google has to choose other...

The biggest problem I have had photographing iOS devices is moiré from the screen. Eliminating that would probably be the only benefit that traditional film could offer. I haven't tried shooting any of the Retina products which...

Quote: Originally Posted by iang1234  There's something interesting with http/https handler, though. Most of the time, opening http/https link will open Safari. One of the exceptions is if the links are AppStore...

Quote: Originally Posted by InfiniteWill  Having worked for Adobe and being a 27+ year user of their products, I can understand the move to the Creative Cloud but some on the "math" displayed in this thread have my...

Quote: Originally Posted by Rockdock  As a loyal CS user I'm shocked with the way it seems that Adobe thumbed its nose to us almost overnight and made me feel like I don't matter.  I think you are taking it too...

Quote: Originally Posted by Gazoobee  How can anyone sensibly comment on this development when the article says absolutely *nothing* about how this trick is accomplished? The entire content of this article boils down...

Quote: Originally Posted by EricTheHalfBee  Quote: Originally Posted by jungmark  Pass the popcorn. Isn't Android open? Can't they just download the code? /s Exactly. That's because only...

@ThePixelDoc   Arguing with home users and hobbyists from a professional viewpoint is futile. They just don't get it. We spend hundreds of dollars a month just on courier fees sending high res proofs to clients, picking up...

Quote: Originally Posted by v5v  Quote: Originally Posted by mstone  [...] See for your self, Android is much lower than iOS   I don't doubt you. My point is that...

Quote: Originally Posted by AppleInsider "A single license of Photoshop CS6, for example, costs $700. Assuming three years' use, the program works out to roughly $230 per year. A subscription to Photoshop CC runs at $20 per...