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hey, the guy wanted a simple page, if he does not want to spend the money on it, he's welcome to try; I see posts like this all the time on these forums "my client went with a cheaper option and it blew up in their face, now they are back with me, lol!!" I know, I've spent years with graphic...

I usually import into photoshop and save as a jpg, gif has always done this to me.

I stay FAR away from them. elegantthemes.com of themeforest is where I go.

I never really liked HP and AMD, but on paper the specs look good. if you can get it for under 500, that would be great.

A blonde walks into a bank in New York City and asks for the loan officer. She says she's going to Europe on business for two weeks and needs to borrow $5,000. The bank officer says the bank will need some kind of security for the loan, so the blonde hands over the keys to a new Rolls Royce...

saw a video a couple of days ago where someone submerged their computer in a container of oil, then overclocked it heavily. then dumped a bunch of fries and tater-tots in it, fried them up and ate it. edit: it could have been easily faked, but just the concept was funny.

qft.

Thank you. so many people do not understand this. the amount of money you spend developing your website, triple that, and that's what you're going to be looking at for advertising and getting your site out there. sure, you can build a site and wait for cash to roll in, but you're going to be...

oh I also forgot, you can spend an evening reading and try to tackle it on your own. it's very do-able. just have someone point you in the right direction, for example, using a CMS (i would suggest wordpress) which is scaleable, or just a static site using an online web builder.

My prices are fairly decent, sites start at 1500, but mostly I'm working on ecommerce sites at the moment. They start at 3500 for a basic package but most are in the 6-7k range. I have a fulltime job and work till 3-4am with 4 co-current clients (there's downtime between clients, but even 4 is a...

I think it's an updated version. Look, I don't even own a DSLR yet, I've been trying to get one for a while but something always comes up, I borrow a friend's. I've played around in lightroom a bit, it seems like it's a photographer's best friend, but I haven't gone into details with it. I've...

import with lightroom. you can even use a tethered capture! (which allows you to have your images displayed on your computer about a second after you take the picture)

it's the 5500UV, non-ps version.

broccilli and boiled chicken with some peanut butter. I'm on a diet, trying to eat 6 meals a day.

I'm not using a rip, I'm printing directly from photoshop, I was told my printer has an on-board RIP. (DJ5500)

I don't know how you guys do it, but if I take a picture (lets say 10mp) which is about 3000px wide (essentially 10inches @300dpi) If I scale it 300% in photoshop and print at 300dpi, or I resize it to 30 inches wide@ 150dpi and print, the 150dpi looks better, the 300DPI canvas print has resized...

I host. I run about 30 sites, but you can get cheaper prices from more reputable companies. checkout dotgig.com and hostgator. get somethign with cpanel. all the sites I host are sites i've done for clients.

Since this is my first printer, I'm not too familiar with upkeep of it, It did not come with a manual. I noticed in someone else thread they empty their overflow resevoir, I don't even know if I'm supposed to do that. I've printed maybe 5-6 posters and a canvas print, I don't know when i need to...

it looks like some sort of chrome wrap, every chome material I've used has been stiff and does not conform well. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yoTDfYJlJqk&feature=related

got one, played around with it for a while, and sold it. just could not see the use of it, when I have a mini 9 running as an actual computer. took that in when i went to clients places to take notes, and it impressed them more then the ipad.