Behind the Splash Screen: Seetharaman Narayanan 1 hour ago
Meet the Photoshop hall-of-famer with his own fan club: [Via Andrew Kavanagh]
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Meet the Photoshop hall-of-famer with his own fan club: [Via Andrew Kavanagh]
About five years ago we gave Photoshop the ability to stack multiple images together, then eliminate moving or unwanted details. Similar techniques have appeared in other tools, and now it appears you’ll be able to do all the capture & processing with just your phone. Here’s a …
My question: if a Wookiee pushes you, do the stars turn into a bunch of lines? [Via]
Well, that’s just not hard on the eyes (or ears), then. More info on the project is here. [Via]
This is one I keep failing to watch, but it sounds extremely useful (as I’m always running short of laptop HD space & am moving to an SSD): This video (How To: Move & Archive Images and Export A Catalog) shows how to create a folder on an external drive and move your files to [...]
I know, I know: you need another username/password combo like you need a hole in the head. There are real benefits to having an Adobe ID, though (e.g. keeping track of your serial numbers). Jeff Tranberry quickly lists details. [Via John Dowdell]
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“I didn’t expect a road-to-Damascus, life-changing snap,” I told a fellow volunteer on my last morning in the country. ”I didn’t expect it–but I guess one can always hope…” The phrase “cognitive dissonance” keeps coming to mind: How …
As Colossal puts it, “This is almost too good for words. A wonderfully clever video directed by Fernando Livschitz of Black Sheep Films, in which hovering roller coasters fly through the streets of Buenos Aires, completely untethered to tracks.” [Via ]
Pixelapse promises “Visual version control done right”: Hit save in Photoshop. Your artwork will be on the Web, ready to be shared in seconds. Share and get feedback from your team members, or anyone you share the design with. [Previous/similar: LayerVault.]
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