Episode Summary 
Matt Kloskowski and Pete Collins discuss 5 editing mistakes that occur somewhat frequently and give a few tips on how to avoid them. Plus, find out how to win a copy of Nikon Capture NX2 software.
Links from the show:
- Live Blog Archive
- Giveaway Entry
- WWPW
- Mpix Tap to Print App
- Nikon Capture NX2
- Photo Critique Submissions
- Joe McNally's Blog (workshops)
- Scott on G+
- Kalebra on G+
- Matt on G+
- RC on G+
- Brad on G+
- Nancy on G+
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One of your best episodes of the grid so far!!!
This was a fantastic show. Packed with very, very helpful tips. Will be bookmarking this one. Please do more shows like this one.
Pete and Matt are a great pairing. Enjoyed the banter!
I have just gotten adobe premier pro for my pc, so I am hoping that by keeping in touch with these tips will rub off!
Love this type of show, thanks guys.
Great set of tips on editing photos. Thanks !!! Let me know if I won the contest and I will send you my shipping info.
Great show. I tried the levels trick with an adjustment layer and was pleasantly surprised to find it worked there as well.
Great show guys. Pete, you’re right; you can’t explain your color-blindness to anyone else. There is no common reference. It is easy to tell someone that green looks grey but you and I know that is not quite true. An example for me is that I can tell that brown is a color, it does not look grey, but I can’t tell you if it is brown, green or dark red, unless of course, it actually does look brown…. Drives other people crazy but doesn’t bother me a bit.
Nice show, nice “what do I do wrong” list!!
Nancy, not really into posting my shipping information here, in a public forum, but I can do that very quickly by e-mail
loved the show!
Wow,
9 minutes and 35 seconds and finally you are ´jumping right into´ the topic… I am watching the recorded video. If I where watching the live session, I´d have been gone during the first minute…
Great show guys!
love it!
That’s for tell us how to fix these mistakes.