The file handling side of the Photoshop CS4 preferences is pretty much a set it up and forget about it kinda thing. However don’t think its not useful. If you do not move files between other pieces of software much. This is where you can lower the size of a file without compromising on quality.
The interface preferences have probably had more visits than ever before with Photoshop CS4. The introduction of the tabs system really was disliked when it first came out and a lot of users wanted to know how to switch it off. Personally I am getting used to working with it. But its nice to have the option.
I have been looking for external battery packs for my SB900’s for a while now and I think I have finally found a solution that is not only practical but a cost effective alternative to the Nikon SD9 Battery Pack.
The general preferences are kind of your go to place for the navigational setup. So if you need to know the in’s and out’s of them general dialog box then this screencast is for you.
There is not a week goes by that I don’t receive an email about how I go about setting up my Photoshop CS4 Preferences. So I thought I would do a short but in-depth 10 part series on how best to set up your preferences.
Ok so you are probably going to ask ” What the heck is an audio recording device doing on a Photoshop website? “. Well, unless you have been living on Mars? Just over a year ago, the world of the DSLR took an HD turn towards the world of the filmmaker. We now have the Canon 5D MkII, 1DSMkIV, 7D, and the Nikon, D90, D5000, D300s, D3s and know doubt a D700 variation will not be that far behind. you get the idea! But, as I have learned over the last few months. Getting great video is only half the battle.
My first article for Photoshop Creative comes out today. At the time of writing I have not got my paws on a copy as yet because the only place that stocks it in the area “Tesco” is awaiting its arrival. But I have already heard its pretty good 
You can check out all 6 videos after the jump and If you have popped on to the website from the magazine’s cover CD. Then welcome to alittlephotoshop!
Hi everyone, I just wanted to take a moment today to introduce you to a small new addition to the website.
I have been using Lightroom since the first beta launch way back in the day… I didn’t like it much when it first came out for various reasons. But needless to say those reasons dissolved away when Lightroom 2 came out in the summer of 2008, but I did not go back to Lightroom until late 2008 when I started on the Big Picture project.
Photographers are often confused about the relationship between Adobe Bridge and Adobe Photoshop Lightroom? Well, I have got a useful tip for photographers which will hopefully bridge the gap between the two pieces of software. (Sorry I know bad pun) 
Happy New Year Everyone…. Have a great day and I am sure 2010 will be an amazing year. We have a lot planned and if we get half of it done it will be a top year of Photography, Lighting and Photoshop.
Stuart Little is a Professional Photographer and Photoshop Trainer with over 18 years experience in the field. The Little Photoshop is home to Stuart's articles, screencasts, training dvds, actions and inspiration based around the topics of Adobe Photoshop, Lightroom, Digital Photography and Off Camera Lighting. Learn more...