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Top 10 Reasons To Upgrade to Aperture 2: Feb 19, 2008; Apple released the long-awaited update to its Aperture image-editing software last week. So, is Aperture 2 worth the upgrade? Author Richard Harrington thinks so and he gives you 10 reasons why you should upgrade too.

QuickStart Guide to Lighting for Movies: Feb 8, 2008; Author Jeff Carlson helps you avoid disasters in the editing room by making sure you shoot your films in the right light.

What's the Score? Creating Compositions in After Effects: Feb 8, 2008; Antony Bolante shows you step-by-step how to create compositions in After Effects CS3 Professional that will be music to your ears.

One Hour Lesson: Learn to Record MIDI in Logic: Jan 24, 2008; In this hour-long lesson excerpted from Apple Pro Training Series: Logic Pro 8 and Logic Express 8, author David Nahmani explains everything you need to know to record MIDI in Logic. If you want to follow along on your Mac, however, you'll need to buy the book to access the related lesson files.

Embedding Flash Video with Dreamweaver: Jan 4, 2008; David Karlins shows how to use Dreamweaver to embed a video clip into your own web page, presented with your own customized display skin, and surrounded by your own content.

The Stress-Free, Sure-Fire Guide to Capturing Analog Video in Pinnacle Studio: Dec 21, 2007; Analog capture is no walk in the park, but Pinnacle Studio makes it a little easier if you know what you're doing. Author Jan Ozer shows you how.

Video Clips Out of Control? How to Get Organized in Premiere Pro CS3: Dec 21, 2007; Clean up in Premiere Pro 3 with this step-by-step guide to managing your video clips using the Project panel.

How to Use Mail and Calendar on the iPhone: Nov 9, 2007; Gadget guru Chris Breen offers his best tips for using Apple's Mail and Calendar apps with your iPhone.

Inside the iPhone Part 3: Tips for Getting the Most Out of The Internet on The Go: Oct 26, 2007; The iPhone is so much more than just a phone that it would be a waste to use it strictly for making calls. Ryan Faas shares his top tips for getting the best Wi-Fi reception, organizing boomarks, sharing photos, finding directions, viewing videos, and more.

Inside the iPhone Part 2: How to Get the Most Out of Your Phone, iPod, and Email Features: Oct 19, 2007; If you have an iPhone, you could be doing more with it than you realize. Ryan Faas tells you how to get the most out of the iPhone’s phone, iPod, and email features.

How to View YouTube Videos From Your iPhone: Sep 28, 2007; Scott Kelby and Terry White save you a trip to the computer by teaching you how to access your favorite YouTube content directly from your iPhone.

Inside the iPhone – Part 1: Advice on Buying and Activating Your iPhone: Sep 24, 2007; Now that Apple has slashed its prices, you can’t wait to go out and buy your new iPhone. Ryan Faas tells you what to expect from the purchase and activation process in a three-part series on buying and using Apple’s new iPhone.

Creating Timelapse WebCam Movies on a Mac: Aug 31, 2007; A WebCam is one way to show off what's going on outside your window or in your office, but sometimes still photos don't share the whole picture. Why not put your WebCam view into motion by turning all those images into a timelapse movie? In this article, author and WebCam tinkerer Maria Langer shows you how.

Flashy Flash On the Go: Creating Animations For Cell Phones: Jul 20, 2007; Adobe Ambassador Mike McHugh shows how to use Illustrator CS3—combined with Adobe’s Device Central CS3 and Flash CS3—to create animations that can be played on a cell phone. The best part? No ActionScript required.

Pocket Guide to Using The iTunes Store With Your Apple TV: Jul 13, 2007; iTunes Store proves to be the easiest way to purchase movies and TV shows.

How to Make iLife '06 Seem Like '07: Ten Tools that Take iLife to a New Level: Jul 6, 2007; It's been a year and a half since Apple updated its iLife software. Even though iLife '07 isn't on the horizon, there are plenty of ways to upgrade and enhance all the iLife apps to make everything from photo management to movie making easier and more impressive. Here are Ryan Faas' 10 picks for the best ways to make iLife '06 seem new and improved.

Put Your Mac to Work: Top Automation Tips: Jun 29, 2007; Computers are good at doing the repetitive tasks that humans find annoying. Neale Monks looks at some of the best ways to automate your Mac.

Creating Interactive Movies with QuickTime Pro: Jun 8, 2007; QuickTime container files can hold much more than just audio and video. In fact, you can add entire layers of interactivity to your media. Wiring your movies transforms the audience's experience from merely watching the movie play to playing with the movie while watching it. In this sample chapter, you'll learn how to create autoloading Web pages, clickable Web links, chapter tracks, custom skins, and slideshows to make your QuickTime movies truly hands-on experiences.