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Photoshop Cs5 Tutorial: Change the Background
Photoshop Cs5 Tutorial: Change the Background This is a photoshop tutorial. Change the backgroung at your’s images. Music: David Guetta – Getting Over you Thanks for Watching . Tony7gr More photoshop tutorials? – visit my channel.
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Photoshop Elements: Photo Collage in Elements 9
In version 9 of Photoshop Elements, the Photo Collage feature has expanded functionality. Here’s what you need to know to easily make your own artistic collage creations.
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Differences Between Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign
Having worked for an Adobe Authorized Training Center for the last 10 years I often get asked from students what the difference is between between Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign.
Firstly, let me say that all three programs are in fact owned and developed by the same company, Adobe Systems, the World leader in Web development, graphic design and E-learning software. All three programs are also bundled together into Adobe’s Creative Suite, which is a great and affordable way to purchase this software.
I think part of the confusion, is that certain tasks can be done in more than one of these programs. For example you can find vector-drawing tools available inside Photoshop and InDesign, even though Illustrator is the predominant vector drawing program. The key to getting the most out of these three programs is to understand what their key functions are and how they can be used together.
Okay so lets look at each program separately. We’ll start with Adobe Photoshop, which is probably the best known out of the three. Photoshop is a professional image editing software primarily used for editing bitmap images and image manipulation. Bitmap images are images, which are defined by their pixel structure. In other words digital bitmaps can be broken down into millions of tiny pixels and each pixel has its own attributes. Bitmap images are sometimes also referred to as raster images.
The most common type of bitmap image is a photographic image. Whether shot on film and scanned into the computer or whether digitally shot, photos are made up of millions of tiny pixels. So simply put Photoshop is a tool used to edit photographic images. It also has the ability to do lots of other things but the core function of Photoshop is to edit Photographic images.
If you go down to your local newsagent and pick up any magazine, chances are very good that the images in that magazine would have been edited or altered using Photoshop. Sometimes the adjustments can be minor such as subtle lighting or sharpening adjustments, and other times they could be major like applying a filter or special effect. Photoshop is used for retouching – ever wonder why the models and movie stars never have any cellulite or a double chin – the answer is Photoshop. Often an image can comprise of a few different images with have been merged together to form a montage. This effect can also be created in Photoshop.
Adobe Illustrator on the other hand is a vector-drawing program. Vector images are the other main type of digital image. Unlike bitmaps, vectors are made up of a series of lines and shapes, which are defined as mathematical formulae. Vectors are very good for creating images, which contain large sections of the same color. So for example a navigation button on your web site, your company logo, or any non-photographic image would be better off created as a vector. Illustrator is the World’s premiere vector drawing tool, so if you were tasked with creating any kind of ‘flat’ art, such as a corporate profile, including logos, sign work, letterheads etc, chances are you would use Adobe Illustrator.
Adobe InDesign is the newest out of the three programs and is a page layout or publishing program. InDesign is used for putting together stuff like corporate brochures, documents, magazines, newsletters or advertisements. InDesign’s specialty is working with documents that contain a large amount of type or text.
Often designers will use all three programs on the same project. For example we recently created some new course outlines so we used Illustrator to create our logo and a few other vector graphics, we used Photoshop to apply a special shadow effect to some bitmap images, and finally we imported all those elements from Illustrator and Photoshop into InDesign where we added the copy and defined the layout.
Quality graphic design can make or break any company’s image. Adobe Creative Suite which includes Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign plus a little training can give you the vital edge to succeeding in a very competitive world.
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How To Create a 3D Logo In Photoshop and Cinema 4D
Hey guys, In this tutorial I will show you how to make a 3D logo using Photoshop and Cinema 4D. You can make or draw the logo like I did in this tutorial, Or you can cut something out of a picture or something like that. So hope you guys get it and Enjoy! —————————- IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OR PROBLEMS THAN JUST COMMENT BELOW OR PM ME AND ILL REPLY ASAP 
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Photoshop tutorial – ITA – Effetto Andy Warhol – Parte 1/2 – ( by Photoshoppista )
Questo รจ un meraviglioso effetto , del bellissimi quadri di Andy Warhol …. Pittore [American Pop Artist, 1928-1987] Born Andrew Warhola, August 6, 1928, in the industrial city of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Andy Warhol is best known for his exploration of Pop Art, mass producing images of mass produced objects. His most famous works depicted Campbell’s soup cans. Enlarged, hand-painted or silkscreened, framed, and hung in an art gallery, Warhol succeeded in turning these mundane images into ironic “art”. Warhol experimented in media such as film, sculpture, paint, and silkscreen, but perhaps his greatest work was his invention of himself as an international celebrity and pop culture icon.
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Fun with Photoshop & Flickr – Week 61
If you have a Flickr www.flickr.com account you already know that it contains an amazing amount of images. But there’s always room for something different. So digital expert Gavin Hoey http creates a set of images that together create a montage. View the results here www.flickr.com
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