UPDATE: This recording has been removed and replaced by an updated version of our Advanced Photojunction webinar available for viewing here.
Last week we jumped in the deep end and kicked off this year’s Photojunction webinars with a brand new one – Tips, Tricks and Power Features.
This is a follow-up to our newbie webinar and a little more advanced, so we assumed attendees had (some) experience with the software.
In it, we covered lots of tips, tricks and power features including:
- Working with PSDs and JPEGs
- Sorting and selecting images
- Alignment
- Productivity features
- Working with clients
Plus I answered plenty of questions along the way.
It’s a little over an hour and our first crack, so be gentle 
Cheers, Danny
PS we’ll update this version with a tidier recording shortly.
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