This is another article (a detailed one) on starting your own business and what things you have to do first and where to look for more information.

Sometimes all this exhausting functionality in such great tools as Photoshop takes a toll. Even the keyboard shortcuts don't help much. There are so many things to click or move or drag and finally you wish that the life would be simpler. Well, here is another gadget, which may be exactly what you need - Logitech NuLooq navigator & tooldial.

The NuLOOQ navigator™ is not a mouse, but it might be your mouse´s best friend. Accurately adjust brush size in Adobe® Photoshop® with one hand, while you paint with the other; change volume, pause play or switch tracks while iTunes® runs in the background; or use it to hold the entire world in the palm of your hand with Google Earth®.

And if you want to learn more, then read the review of the tool on MacWorld.com

When you start to learn photography, or even when you are somewhere along the road, it's always interesting and benefitial to get an insight into the life and business of other photographers. And such insights are scarce.
But with a pointer from Rob Galbraith I stumbled upon the Video Clip of the interview with Michael Zagaris published on SportsShooter.com.
Video Clip: Legendary Rock & Roll and sports photographer Michael Zagaris, a SportsShooter.com member, shares stories about his life, and gives his perspective on the business of photography today. This is a nine-part video interview videotaped in his home in San Francisco.

One of the major tasks in photography (especially commerical or fashion kind) is to make the color right. There are many materials floating around (on the Net I mean). But here is another one, a whole PDF document with 37 pages. Yeap, you are right the document is about "Correcting Color Balance".