NIMUG

LaserSoft Imaging would like to make NiMUG a special time limited offer: 20 % discount on any SilverFast product.
http://www.silverfast.com

SilverFast is a renowned and awarded software for scanning and image processing. Although SilverFast was developed for professionals to process images, it’s very easy to handle the software, even for beginners. Tutorial QuickTime movies in each SilverFast dialogue help users to quickly master all controls. Predictable color from the SilverFast preview gives imaging and color reproduction a new dimension, ensuring the correct workflow to the final scan with the ScanPilot. SilverFast comes as a standalone application and also as an Adobe Photoshop plugin.

Furthermore the SilverFast product range provides software for the use with digital cameras, printers or for HDR image processing.

SilverFast 6.6 got awarded as the ‘best color management software 2008′ by the EDP and is 100% Mac Leopard compatible for the established scanners.

For additional information you may like to read the latest three SilverFast newsletters:
http://www.silverfast.com/show/newsletter200806-nikon/en.html
http://www.silverfast.com/show/newsletter200810/en.html
http://www.silverfast.com/show/newsletter200812-canon/en.html

Contact MattJ if you are interested. It’s worth 20%!

Agenda

• Mixing Music- using Ableton Live (courtesy of Sonic Academy). Sonic Academy were one of the winners of the DETI Broadband Initiative. They provide standardised, accredited and bespoke training for aspiring DJs both face to face and delivered from their web site.
• Troubleshooting and Housekeeping - keeping your Mac running during the Credit Crunch!

The venue is Windsor Lawn Tennis Club which is located on Windsor Avenue in Belfast. There’s plenty of parking.
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Tonight from 6 pm - 8 pm is the second of the Digital Circle events - this one focussing on Innovation Vouchers, R&D Tax Credits and finishing off with a discussion on trade shows that might be of interest to Digital Media companies (most of which use Macs anyway).

It’s being held at the University of Ulster Art College in Belfast.

See here for the link. There’s no need to RSVP at this point, just turn up - though it would be appreciated.