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AKVIS SmartMask - Photoshop Plugin Masking Tool
January 31, 2008
AKVIS LLC has announced the first release of AKVIS SmartMask plug-in v.1.1. for Windows. AKVIS SmartMask is an efficient masking tool that saves you time on complex selections and is fun to use. Never before has selection been so simple! Try the program for 10 days for free. The Windows version is available today, with the Macintosh version coming soon.
AKVIS SmartMask is an efficient selection tool that saves you time and is fun to use. AKVIS SmartMask makes even a difficult selection as easy as pie. Now, you can spend less of your time on isolating objects and more of it on creativity.
The idea is so simple that you will feel like a child in drawing classes: there are two pencils (red and blue); you draw a line with the blue pencil inside the object you want to select (for example, yourself on a group photo), and with the red pencil - some lines outside the object, to define the areas that should be cut out (other guys in the photo).
The program miraculously reads your thoughts and makes the selection you want - understanding where the borders of the object end.
There are three modes tailored to different selection types: Sharp, Soft and Complex. For example, in the Soft mode a green pencil is added, that helps you to define difficult parts - fluff, hair, fur. In cases where the selected object stands against a background of a similar color range, or the object's edges are uneven, you can use the touch-up brush in the Complex mode.
AKVIS SmartMask even allows you to get rid of the color tint left on the cutout object by the environment. In most cases objects on a photo are not evenly lighted, the cutout object can have shades and colors reflected from the nearby objects. Such color shades can be absolutely inappropriate on a new background: for example, hair having a blue cast from the sky or a green shade from the trees. This mask tool helps to get rid of the unwanted color shades.
Business Use: Making selections takes up much time of the designer's working day. Use of SmartMask increases his/her productivity up to 20 times. Your designer will be released from the boring work and will have more room for creativity and realization of his ideas.
AKVIS SmartMask plugin integrates into the image processing programs installed on your computer. The plug-in is compatible with Adobe Photoshop, Photoshop Elements, Corel (Jasc) Paint Shop Pro, etc. AKVIS SmartMask runs on Microsoft Windows 2000/XP/NT/2003/Vista. For a free trial, AKVIS offers 10 days of fully functional use.
AKVIS SmartMask sells for $120 USD . Business License sells for $240 USD. Home users can enjoy the full line of AKVIS plugins in the AKVIS Alchemy bundle (Enhancer, Chameleon, Stamp, Retoucher, Coloriage, Noise Buster, SmartMask, DecoratorSketch, LightShop and Frame Suite) for USD $325 USD, a savings of $387 over purchasing each separately. One license key allows activating the software on two computers, for example, on a desktop and a laptop.
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Spanish Moss Photoshop Brushes From Stephanie
January 31, 2008
Here's Stephanie with her latest free Photoshop brush set, Spanish Moss:
Spanish moss is that beautiful moss that you see hanging from various trees in the tropics, swamps, etc.
All of these brushes come from photographs taken personally, down in Sarasota, Florida (where I grew up). They’re all fairly high resolution, with the average brush size being around 1500-1800 pixels.
They come in clumps, in long hanging tendrils, in looping dangles, etc. They don’t just “cut off” on the edges, either — so you could use them in places where the top doesn’t need to be hidden or against the edge of the canvas, etc.
Download Spanish Moss high res Photoshop brushes.
No brush tips this week, because I’m out of town (yet again!) and trying to get a bunch of stuff done before I fly up to NYC for the weekend. Hope everyone has a great weekend!
Want More Free Photoshop Brushes?
We've collected the most recent of Stephanie's original brushes on a special Obsidian Dawn Photoshop Brushes Page, with big preview images to give you an idea of each set. For her high resolution brushes, you can find a special collection on our high res brush page. Also see our Free Photoshop brushes Page for other places to find brushes.
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Nikon D60 Digital SLR Camera - Best Price
January 30, 2008
Nikon, Inc., today introduced the new Nikon D60 digital SLR camera, which provides consumers with stunning picture quality and versatility in an easy-to-use, compact camera design.
The Nikon D60 joins Nikon's award-winning line of D-series digital SLR cameras and shares a form factor similar to the Nikon D40 - Nikon's smallest D-SLR camera ever.
With 10.2 effective megapixels and a wealth of innovative and user-friendly features, the D60 enables both photo enthusiasts and those new to digital SLR photography to capture incredible images like never before.
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January 28, 2008
Make sure to view those You Suck At Photoshop vids, because even if you don't suck at Photoshop, you'll get a good laugh out of the comic way the tutorials are delivered.
BoingBoing
Funny tutorial: "You Sucjk at Photoshop"
If only all software instructional videos were as funny and useful as this one, called "You Sucjk at Photoshop." I hope the creator, Donnie Hoyle, makes more of them.
You Suck at Photoshop #2
Here's another episode of the combination Photoshop tutorial / comedy routine, "You Suck at Photoshop." This time, Donnie Hoyle shows you how to remove an object from a photo (a cat) and replace it with another object (a stain).
You Suck at Photoshop, Episode 3
Here's episode three of the delightfully demented video tutorial, You Suck at Photoshop.
PhotoshopNews
New Russell Brown Tutorials
The Mad Doctor is at it yet again-producing Adobe Photoshop CS3 Extended video tutorials (along with additional important foolishness)
CS3 Extended: Working with Video - (Part #1) Combining video files
Learn how to combine two different video documents with the help of a layer mask. Also, learn about the best high quality settings for exporting to other video applications.
CS3 Extended: Working with Video - (Part #2) Converting to Black and White
Apply a black and white adjustment layer to a video document, and learn how to use key frames to blend the conversion over time.
CS3 Extended: Working with Video - (Part #3) Color tinting over time
Discover some creative ways to do spot colorization of video documents with painting, and layer effects. Also learn how to paint with live action video over time.
CS3 Extended: Exporting Animated GIF - (Technique #1)
Learn how to export video projects to small and compact GIF animations for the web. This first technique is designed for video documents that can have single, or multiple layers.
CS3 Extended: Exporting Animated GIF - (Technique #2)
Learn how to import and process Quicktime movies into animated GIF files. This second technique uses a special import feature to create animation frame based projects.
Community-powered Lightroom help goes live
Adobe has launched the new Lightroom community help system, which provides core Adobe documentation for Lightroom as well as links to additional learning content from around the web. The new site takes the current online help—LiveDocs—and makes it more useful and interactive. You can still navigate to topics using links the left side of the browser.
But now, when you click a topic to read about it, you’ll find a Basics panel with Adobe documentation as well as a Learn More panel that offers links to tutorials, white papers, technical articles, and other instructional content.
Digital Arts
FILTER-FREE ART IN PHOTOSHOP
In this step-by-step tutorial, we’ll create a photomontage in Adobe Photoshop CS3 using only the layer palette. Our goal is to achieve stunning results without using any of Photoshop’s filter options.
3D TYPOGRAPHIC EFFECTS IN PHOTOSHOP
Photoshop is an astounding post-production tool – and here Nik Ainley of Shiny Binary shows you how to add the wow factor to 3D text using Photoshop’s art tools.
The Texture Barn
Free Textures
Royalty-free textures for computer graphics, illustration, game design and everything else.
BittBox
How To: Get Mondrianum Working in Photoshop
If you haven’t heard of Mondrianum yet, it’s a neat little (shareware) plugin for Photoshop (Mac only) that adds Adobe’s Kuler color combinations to the Apple color picker. It doesn’t just work in Photoshop. After installing Mondrainum, it works system-wide with any Mac app that uses the Apple color picker, like iLife, iWork, etc. Granted, most Photoshoppers probably don’t prefer the Apple color picker over Adobe’s, but if you are ever in need of a little color inspiration with the help from Kuler, it can come in handy. I’ll show you how to get it working in Photoshop.
PSDTuts
Creating A Cool Vintage Collage Design In Photoshop
In this tutorial I will show you how to create a retro style design or vintage collage style. We will use images from old ads, handwritten texts, patterns, and other things to give to our design a vintage look.
Creating A Fantastic Fantasy Night Sky In Photoshop
Last month while I was selecting some images for a post to my blog I found an amazing design created by Nik Ainley, one of my favorite Photoshop masters. He had created some incredible clouds using Photoshop. I thought to myself, "damn that's really cool, I have to know how to do something like that!" So, in this tutorial I will show you how to create cartoon style clouds using Photoshop and a bit of Illustrator.
Veerle's Blog
Creating a Photoshop Action
Are you in the mood for some Action? I’m talking Photoshop Actions :) They are the perfect solution to handle tasks with one click. An Action is a recording of several Photoshop operations and commands. Once the Action is created, one click is all it takes and the task will be excecuted. It’s very powerful, can save you heaps of time and it’s actually not that hard to create. Oh and before someone asks, this tutorial is written for version CS3. Certain things might be different in previous Photoshop versions.
Graphics.com
Softening Nighttime Shots With Gaussian Blur
Sometimes the harshness of night illumination shows too many facial blemishes. Since you have the power, why not remove them? Cloning them out can work for individual marks, but for overall appearance, creating a soft mask for the face provides the subject with a pleasant appearance. This technique requires a duplication layer of the image, a Gaussian blur, and some careful cutouts. The intensity of the effect can be controlled via the layer Opacity setting.
Photoshop World Conference & Expo Set for April in Orlando
The annual east coast Photoshop World Conference & Expo will be held at the Orange County Convention Center South, in Orlando, Florida. More than 100 classes will be available during the three days, taught by such names as Bert Monroy, Taz Tally, Eddie Tapp, Vincent Versace, Terry White, Ben Willmore and Moose Peterson. The conference will also feature a three-day Tech Expo, portfolio reviews by Photoshop World instructors, a live filming of PhotoshopUser TV, 12 pre-conference sessions, and bonus workshops by Kelby Training, Adobe and Microsoft.
Photoshop QuickTips
Episode 66: Crossing the Process
Cross Processing has been a popular photographic technique for many years and with the innovation of digital tools the look of cross processed photos has become even more popular. There are many plug-ins and tools out there that will help you achieve an effect such as this, but all of those tools require more time and money than I am willing to spend.
Luckily when I was poking around in the curves dialogue box I actually found a preset that does a very nice job of "cross processing" a photograph. Add this as an adjustment layer and you've got yourself a kick-butt technique, and most importantly a non-destructive effect!
As always, a special Batgirl thank you to James Jean
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Photoshop Plugin Reviews From Jay Nelson - January 2008
January 25, 2008
Here are the latest Photoshop Plugin Reviews by Jay Nelson, the editor-in-chief of Design Tools Monthly.
For more plugins, see our Photoshop Plugins Page.
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DAZ 3D Unveils DAZ Studio 3D Bridge for Photoshop, Plug-in for Seamless 3D Content Transfer
January 25, 2008
DAZ Productions Inc., a leading developer of professional-quality 3D software and models, announced today the beta version of its DAZ Studio 3D Bridge for Photoshop plug-in. Compatible with Photoshop 7, CS, CS2 and CS3, this new plug-in allows DAZ Studio users to automatically apply 3D imagery and artwork to any Photoshop project. The limited-time public beta version of the DAZ Studio 3D Bridge for Photoshop is now available for free download.
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Flash CS3 - 5 Free Video Clips From Total Training
January 24, 2008
Here are 5 free video clips from the new online series from Total Training — Adobe Flash CS3 - ActionScript 3 Animation and Games with John Ulliman. John Ulliman is an authorized instructor for the Adobe Creative Suite of tools and principal of his own project development company, where he works closely with the major multimedia software companies.
1. Creating a Duck Class
2. Using the Duck Class
3. Set Up a Timer Animation to Make More Ducks
4. Incorporating Additional Duck Graphics
5. Adding the Duck-Hit Animation
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The Creative Digital Darkroom - Review, Interview, Free Chapter - A New Book From Katrin Eismann and Seán Duggan
January 23, 2008
The Creative Digital Darkroom is one hefty book filled with so much Photoshop and Lightroom goodness that you'll be busy and in bliss for a long long time. The layout is appealing and the photos inspiring, just what you need when tackling a subject like this. And then there's the writing.
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Wings Photoshop Brushes From Stephanie - Plus New Brush Tip
January 22, 2008
Here's Stephanie with her latest free Photoshop brush set, Wings Brushes, plus a new brush tip: Download Wings Brushes — high res Photoshop brushes.
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Adesso Debuts Widescreen Ultra Slim Graphics Tablet with Photoshop Elements 5.0
January 22, 2008
Adesso has announced the release of the new Cybertablet Z12A, featuring a 10” x 6.25” work space for drawing, handwriting, sketching, coloring and picture editing. This all-in-one featured item is available for $179.00.
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January 22, 2008
Get super deals at the Adobe Store. Here's another collection of links to some Photoshop tips and tricks and tutorials... plus some amusing diversions.
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As always, a special Batgirl thank you to James Jean
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Dreamweaver CS3 - 5 Free Video Clips From Total Training
January 21, 2008
Here are 5 free video clips from the new series from Total Training — Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 Advanced Training with Janine Warner. Each link will open a new window with the video.
Explaining Dynamic Web Pages
Differences between Static & Dynamic Sites
The Advantages of Dynamic Web Sites
Setting Up a Site in Dreamweaver
Styling a Navigation Bar with CSS
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Grungy Texture Photoshop Brushes From BittBox
January 18, 2008
Have you been to BittBox lately? It's a great site filled with amazing free textures and brushes. Just the other day a grungy texture Photoshop brush set was posted. It's in high resolution. Here are the details from the mysterious BittBox himself...
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onOne Software Announces Acquisition of Liquid Resize Technology
January 18, 2008
onOne Software has announced that the technology acquisition of Liquid Resize — which introduces a ground-breaking new way to resize images using a technique known as "seam carving" to reduce the distortion that typically occurs when manipulating the aspect ratio of an image.
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Massive Horror & Gore Brush & Tutorial Collection From The Photoshop Roadmap
January 17, 2008
Enrique, who runs the wildly popular Photoshop Roadmap site, has emerged from the darkness of his laboratory to bring you a massive collection of Photoshop brushes and tutorials that have one central theme — horror! The collection, "70 Horror, Blood and Gore Photoshop Effects and Brushes" shows thumbnails for most, but not all of the offerings, as Enrique found some of the material too disturbing to share without a warning. Here's the scoop from the madman himself...
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Textured Photoshop Brushes From Stephanie - Plus New Brush Tip
January 17, 2008
Here's Stephanie with her latest free Photoshop brush set, Texture Brushes, plus a new brush tip...
Want More Free Photoshop Brushes?
We've collected the most recent of Stephanie's original brushes on a special Obsidian Dawn Photoshop Brushes Page, with big preview images to give you an idea of each set. For her high resolution brushes, you can find a special collection on our high res brush page. Also see our Free Photoshop brushes Page for other places to find brushes.
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Free Photoshop Tutorials From Adorama
January 16, 2008
Adorama is one of the nation's largest online photo retail suppliers. For over 25 years Adorama have been serving professionals as well as amateurs in the photographic, video, digital imaging and telescope fields. They offer the best combination of quality services, vast selection, knowledgeable staff, and competitive pricing. They also publish some great Photoshop tips and techniques, and we've partnered with them to bring you a collection of their best. Here are the first three, all by Diane Miller.
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Photoshop Elements Tutorials From Lesa Snider King
January 15, 2008
We're happy to offer you some really great tips and tutorials from the fabulously talented Lesa Snider King. This will be an on-going thing, so check back soon for more tutorials from Lesa.
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MacBook Air - Apple Announces MacBook Air - World's Thinnest Notebook
January 15, 2008
Apple today unveiled MacBook Air, the world’s thinnest notebook. MacBook Air measures an unprecedented 0.16-inches at its thinnest point, while its maximum height of 0.76-inches is less than the thinnest point on competing notebooks.
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Adesso Introduces Digital Notepad & Graphics Tablet with Adobe Photoshop Elements
January 15, 2008
Adesso Inc., a leading manufacturer of computer input peripherals, has introduced the debut of the CyberPad A4, the ultimate notepad for anyone and everyone that takes notes. The ideal solution for note takers is available now for $229.00 (CyberPad A4 without Elements bundle sells for $149 at Amazon.com).
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January 13, 2008
Listen to James Cameron talking through the commentary track of the Titanic DVD and he mentions how Photoshop played a big role in some shots. And that was 1997. Time flies. Whoa...
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As always, a special Batgirl thank you to James Jean
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Photoshop Elements 6 For Mac Available For Pre-Order With Free Shipping Special Offer
January 10, 2008
Adobe today announced the highly anticipated Adobe Photoshop Elements 6 software for Macintosh is now available for pre-order at the Adobe Store.
Photoshop Elements 6 for Mac combines power and simplicity so consumers at all experience levels can easily achieve outstanding results with their digital photos. In advance of its early Q2 2008 ship date, the Macintosh community will get its first peek at the new product features during the Macworld Conference & Expo, Jan. 14-17, 2008 in San Francisco (Booth #S1302).
Special Free Shipping Offer
Get Free shipping on preorders of Photoshop Elements 6 for Mac through March 24, 2008. See offer terms at the Adobe Store.
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Postage Theme Photoshop Brushes From Stephanie - Plus New Brush Tip
January 10, 2008
Here's Stephanie with her latest free Photoshop brush set, Postage Brushes, plus a new brush tip...
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Clipping Mask & Blending Mode Photoshop Tutorial From Jennifer Farley
January 09, 2008
Jennifer Farley has a new Photoshop tutorial for you — Using A Clipping Mask & Blending Mode To Create New Clothes Texture. From the intro:
In this short tutorial I’m going to take a look at using a clipping mask in Photoshop to constrain the visibility of one layer to that of the area of the layer underneath it, and how to use a layer blending mode to add extra realism.
Read Using A Clipping Mask & Blending Mode To Create New Clothes Texture.
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Photoshop CS3 Photo Effects Cookbook: 53 Easy-to-Follow Recipes for Digital Photographers, Designers, and Artists
January 09, 2008
With 53 easy-to-follow recipes, Photoshop CS3 Photo Effects Cookbook shows you how to use Photoshop CS3 to simulate classic camera and darkroom techniques and special effects — without making you first learn Photoshop inside and out. Packed with hundreds of full-color images, step-by-step instructions, and many practical tips, this book — and Adobe Photoshop CS3 — are all you need to create professional graphic art effects from almost any image source.
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Adobe Photoshop CS3 How-Tos: 100 Essential Techniques
January 09, 2008
Adobe Photoshop CS3 is more than just the world's most popular image-editing tool: as part of Adobe's Creative Suite, it's a key component of an overall design workflow that lets users work seamlessly among all of their graphics applications to create graphically rich content for print, Web, motion graphics, and mobile devices.
Adobe Photoshop CS3 How-Tos: 100 Essential Techniques is an info-packed guide that lets users get right down to work by focusing on the Photoshop CS3 features they're most likely to use and showcasing each in a stand-alone tip — complete with a relevant hint or two and a graphic example.
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Photoshop Elements 6.0 Maximum Performance Now Shipping
January 08, 2008
Photoshop Elements 6.0 Maximum Performance, a project-based, real-world guide is now shipping. Using step-by-step instructions and accompanying movie tutorials, Mark Galer leads you through the less well-known and most powerful post-production editing techniques Adobe Photoshop Elements has to offer. Read the full sample chapter, Working With Photomerge In Elements 6.
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January 06, 2008
Tutorials, brushes, tips and tricks, calendar templates, freaky Photoshop contest images, and non-destructive links to non-destructive PDFs. Start clicking...
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As always, a special Batgirl thank you to James Jean
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Lightroom For Digital Photographers - DVD Training Download
January 03, 2008
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Lightoom For Digital Photographers - Special Discount Price
Lightroom For Digital Photographers - $99.99 - (instant download)
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Perfect Exposure for Digital Photography - DVD Training Download
January 03, 2008
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Perfect Exposure for Digital Photography - Special Discount Price
Perfect Exposure for Digital Photography - $49.99 - (instant download)
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Total Training 35% Blowout Sale On CS3 DVD Products
January 03, 2008
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New Photoshop Actions & Art History Brushes Program Creates Painterly Effects
January 02, 2008
Gavin Philips has released a new set of creative Photoshop actions and art history brushes that create painterly effects. Here's an interview with Gavin that explains his new ‘Paint like Monet’ program. (There is a free action available at Gavin's site. Try the free 'Pastel' creative Photoshop 'action' for PC or the free 'Pastel' creative Photoshop 'action' for MAC.)
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Transform Your RAW Images Into Works of Art With Photoshop CS3 RAW
January 02, 2008
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Glowing Bugs Photoshop Brushes From Stephanie - Plus New Brush Tip
January 01, 2008
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The Photoshop Blog - Earlier Posts
The Photoshop Blog offers the latest Photoshop news and software updates, Photoshop tips and tutorials, and random thoughts from graphic artist and Photoshop expert Jennifer Apple.
See Earlier Posts From The Photoshop Blog - December 2007.
SiteGrinder Photoshop Plugin - Create Websites Instantly
There often seems to be a strict division of labor within the world of web design and development. Creative professionals tend to stick to the Photoshop domain, while those well-versed in scripting are left to the task of implementing their work. Indeed, the two realms are quite different from each other, to which any of us even vaguely familiar with either can easily attest.
Essentially, Photoshop is a no-holds-barred design studio, offering the artist a seemingly endless array of creative options. On the other hand, HTML, CSS, Java and the like follow strict rules of engagement, requiring the developer to take any number of esoteric concerns into consideration in order to ensure that designs are properly displayed on the web.
Turn Photoshop Into A Complete Web Design Tool
SiteGrinder seeks to bridge this gap between design and development. Basically, this program turns Photoshop into an easy-to-use and fully functional web design tool. With SiteGrinder, designers will now have the freedom to totally let their creativity loose and then, without skipping a beat, transfer their designs to the web. Bringing esthetic concerns together with more practical considerations, this program is an amazingly powerful tool that would make a fantastic addition to any web designer's bag of tricks.
Generate Your Web Pages Directly From Photoshop
By generating web pages directly from Photoshop, you'll be able to spend much more time on the creative end of the spectrum, since you'll know right off the bat how well particular designs will translate to the web. No more going back to the Photoshop drawing board after getting a phone call from your development team, telling you that what you had envisioned doesn't have a chance of being displayed on the web. You can immediately visually and interactively test your designs, which permits you to then make changes to either esthetics or functions while it's still relatively early on in the design process.
Pricing and Availability
Mac OS X and Windows versions of the SiteGrinder unlockable demo are available now via download. SiteGrinder can be ordered from Media Lab's online store.
Photoshop CS3 Book - CS3 Essential Skills - By Mark Galer And Philip Andrews
Brimming with beautiful pictures, Photoshop CS3 Essential Skills guides you through a project-based, progressive curriculum so that you can build all the essential skills to enhance photographs creatively and professionally with Photoshop CS3. If you are an aspiring professional, enthusiastic amateur photographer, or a student learning photography, digital imaging, art and design, or design graphics, you'll be amazed at the stunning results you can achieve. A DVD is included free.
The Essential Skills Photography Series from Focal Press uniquely offers a structured learning experience for photographers of all ages, with both the underlying theory and loads of invaluable 'how to' and real-life practice projects - all from the most talented photography practitioners/educators in the world.
Read 2 free sample chapters:
Adjusting Exposure in Adobe Camera Raw CS3
Photoshop CS3 Tutorial High Dynamic Range
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Total Training for Adobe Photoshop
Learn Adobe Photoshop with 21 hours of interactive Adobe Photoshop tutorials. This is training for real-world situations and includes additional tips and techniques used by the pros.
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