I will never forget my first venture to an NFL sideline. I was a young intern with WWL-TV in New Orleans and the Saints and Falcons were tied late in the 4th quarter of a divisional playoff game.
I was enamored with the action, crowd, suspense, and yes – the photographers.
I will also never forget one particular photographer (his name is not important and to be honest, I never asked) who had black electrical tape on his camera – covering the brand name, Nikon. At first, I just assumed that he was a Canon-guy and was forced to use Nikon equipment; thus, protesting the decision by his boss.
However, that was not the case. I asked him, “Why the black tape over ‘Nikon’?”
He snapped, “I’m not a walking billboard – I’m a journalist!”
It’s the reason for the recent article here on PPS, and why this story is getting a lot of attention in the photo-journalist circles.
Todd
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So today we bring up the topic of tech support. Many of us, who know the Adobe Creative Suite like the back of our mouse, may not think about support that much. The fact is however that Adobe support gives customers (especially ones who are in the learning stages) a lifeline to help them avoid countless hours of stress attempting to figure out small little nuances of the program they are working in. A quick call to Adobe support and problems like this can often be solved in minutes.