1. Ruth says:

   February 5, 2008 at 9:49 am

   Scott: Couldn’t find the usual “contact me” at this site so I’m using this comment page to leave you a note. I always put you right up at the top of the small group of people I rely on for PS advice. But now, I’ve discovered something new that gives you even greater props.

   Tomorrow is my birthday (February 6th) and I am a woman of that “certain” (not young) who has become addicted to PS – introduced to it late in life. I had a wish list on Amazon including InDesign and your book “The Photoshop Channels Book”. Think that’s a huge gulf in price? Excuse me while I giggle a bit. Needless to say, my sweet hubby bought me your book instead of InDesign and gave it to me early. Last night I discovered I got the best of the two Amazon wishes.

   I always read books thoroughly, even the acknowledgements because that tells me something about the person I’m going to rely on for information. Your last paragraph in the acknowledgements took me by surprise and then made me smile all night. It’s not as though I think authors are all heathen, it’s just that few acknowledge, unashamedly where their blessing derive from.

   Thanks, Scott. I’m already loving the book.

   P.S. At the time of your writing, Kira was not yet born. I know she is even more than what you dreamed of – they always are.

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2. ron says:

   February 5, 2008 at 10:01 am

   Wahoo! Joe’s book is now #10 at Amazon! Scott — i can’t thank you enough for leading Joe down that lonely road in Vermont. The photographers’ world is a better place because of that walk.

   Ron

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3. Jessicam says:

   February 5, 2008 at 10:42 am

   Whooooo….. top ten! Yeah, Baby!
   Everyone needs to read this book.

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4. Ivan Makarov says:

   February 5, 2008 at 11:54 am

   Scott –

   In regards to the TV show, you’re not saying if 130am is eastern time or pacific time or what. Not all of us live in Florida (I’m in California). Also, my cable TV listing is showing “Paid Programming” all through the night. Is that right or does it supposed to actually say the name of your show?

   Ivan

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5. Bill Chinn says:

   February 5, 2008 at 12:47 pm

   Every thing you said about Joe McNally’s book, The Moment It Clicks, was understated. Each pair of pages gives the reader a chance to learn about the human and tech side behind the excellent picture. I was actually driven to Amazon review the book with max stars. Thanks again for your part in making this book a reality. My only problem is I’m hooked, is Joe writing a sequel? The peachpit.com registration did not produce any additional pdf “pages”.

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6. KLawson says:

   February 5, 2008 at 1:53 pm

   Hello Scott,

   This is off topic, but I found this neat site call PicLens. It allows one to see all their photos in flowing scrolling images. The download is free and when one goes to let’s flicker, boom you hit the arrow and all the photos “blossom: out in full view .

   Perhaps you know this site, but for me it was a real find!

   Ken

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7. Paulo Jordao says:

   February 6, 2008 at 12:11 am

   I am going to orlando… any sugestion for who is comming to the convention for the first time?
   One more question…
   Did you write this post at 6:12 am?

   Paulo Jordao

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