Adobe User Group - Fine Arts CAIRO hosting a new Adobe Day event Tuesday 24 March 2009 . The group is managed by Ahmed Waheib .
The Adobe Day event will introduce Adobe creative products to the group members and faculity students and how they can extend their creative ability by learning more about Adobe products. Start your new life at the home of Creative Minded Users and Feel your Succes with us.
Rafiq Elmansy (Adobe Community Expert, Adobe User Group Manager, Adobe Certified Expert and Adobe contributor author) and Ahmed Waheib (Adobe User Group Manager) will dig deep into the resources of creativity inside Adobe products.
Mr.Hany Sabry (general Manager of GES Egypt) & Mr. Mohamed abd Elfattah ( traning Manager of GES Egypt ) will illlustrate about the Adobe products what we are use in Print .
The Agenda :
01:00 Welcome Note & About AUG - Fine Arts CAIRO
01:30 Adobe Illustrator CS4 & Indesign CS4
02:15 Break
02:30 Adobe Flash & Cartoons
03:00 Adobe Photoshop & ART
Thnaks for All .
Ahmed Waheib
AUG - Fine Arts CAIRO Manager
We are currently in the process of lining up Artists from Fine arts cairo for our fall meetings. If you are in the field of Graphic design, can talk for at least an hour, and care about helping the Adobe user group design community grow, we want to hear you!
Topics can vary, all we ask is that you focus on Designs in some fashion,print ads,web & outdoor print. While we prefer that your in the EGYPTIAN ART area. If you are listener then a talker, want to know something about graphics, feel free and come with us YOU Are WELCOME.
Ahmed waheib - AUGM
Nothing riles up photo pros on forums more than a newbie "Canon or Nikon?" question. And yet, the fact that this question is asked by so many people is an indication of a large communications inefficiency that has spawned a thriving camera review industry.
Remember how marketing textbooks always said that people don't really buy drills, they buy holes? Well, you'd imagine that when shopping for cameras, people are really buying pictures and not the expensive black boxes, but you can't really tell by the way cameras are sold today.
There are a lot -- a huge unmanageable lot -- of resources that let you compare the boxes down to their smallest and, to many, meaningless details. About the only way to compare pictures these different boxes produce is to shovel through the Camerassection on Flickr.
This doesn't make sense. I'm trying to think of another consumer electronics product that you buy for its output where you want but are unable to compare the output of different models. You can compare TV sets by walking up to the wall in Best Buy. For shredder shoppers, confetti samples are readily available on display. It might be tough to compare irons, but then I guess most people don't expect deviations in the quality of heat and steam.
I wish there were an easier way to make up my mind about a camera than trying to understand complicated reviews when all I need to know is what body+lens combinations produces nice baby pictures for under $700.
Remember how marketing textbooks always said that people don't really buy drills, they buy holes? Well, you'd imagine that when shopping for cameras, people are really buying pictures and not the expensive black boxes, but you can't really tell by the way cameras are sold today.
There are a lot -- a huge unmanageable lot -- of resources that let you compare the boxes down to their smallest and, to many, meaningless details. About the only way to compare pictures these different boxes produce is to shovel through the Camerassection on Flickr.
This doesn't make sense. I'm trying to think of another consumer electronics product that you buy for its output where you want but are unable to compare the output of different models. You can compare TV sets by walking up to the wall in Best Buy. For shredder shoppers, confetti samples are readily available on display. It might be tough to compare irons, but then I guess most people don't expect deviations in the quality of heat and steam.
I wish there were an easier way to make up my mind about a camera than trying to understand complicated reviews when all I need to know is what body+lens combinations produces nice baby pictures for under $700.
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