See this at: atncentral.com| Added on 07/25/08

A set of actions the contributors Doug Bardell uses in everyday Photoshop operations. Some of these you'll want to use as-is, others you may want to modify. Contents include: * 20 D jpgs, horizontal and vertical * Pre-printing adjustment * 16 bit>8... See more

A set of actions the contributors Doug Bardell uses in everyday Photoshop operations. Some of these you'll want to use as-is, others you may want to modify. Contents include: * 20 D jpgs, horizontal and vertical * Pre-printing adjustment * 16 bit>8 bit conversion * Rotate image V>H Vertical * Convert to JPG low resolution, both horizontal and vertical * Katrin’s fill flash * Flatten framed image * Framed border * Overlay * Prepare for printing (needs modification to your own file locations) * Infrared * Sharpen in LAB See less

See this at: digitaljuice.com| Added on 04/27/08

The leader in royalty free graphics, animations, stock footage, and music for video editing, print & graphic design, presentations and multimedia design

The leader in royalty free graphics, animations, stock footage, and music for video editing, print & graphic design, presentations and multimedia design See less

See this at: worth1000.com| Added on 05/21/07

Worth1000 is the top creative competition and photoshop contest site on the web. Don't take our word for it. Let our 8,238 galleries of 304,185 original images speak for themselves. Want to know more? * Read the FAQ. * Get live help. * What's new... See more

Worth1000 is the top creative competition and photoshop contest site on the web. Don't take our word for it. Let our 8,238 galleries of 304,185 original images speak for themselves. Want to know more? * Read the FAQ. * Get live help. * What's new today? See less

See this at: photomeister.com| Added on 05/06/07

Do you take digital photos? Are you looking for a software package that can do all the photo handling for you? 1. Import your photos from your camera 2. Improve your photos 3. Impress others with your photos You came to the right place: PhotoMeister... See more

Do you take digital photos? Are you looking for a software package that can do all the photo handling for you? 1. Import your photos from your camera 2. Improve your photos 3. Impress others with your photos You came to the right place: PhotoMeister is the solution for digital photos and runs under Windows 95/98/NT/XP/2000! * Import the photos from most digital cameras directly into your PC * Sort, arrange, filter and crop your photos and even remove red eyes * Convert your photos into web pages, emails or screensavers * Create Photo Albums to print or export as PDF files * Create VCDs for your DVD player to show your photos on your TV ... to handle, edit and publish photos from your digital camera. Everything that you need to manage your photos and to impress your family, friends or customers with your photos are included in one piece of software - easy to install and even easier to use! See less

See this at: photo-freeware.net| Added on 03/04/07

The Rasterbator is an application which creates rasterized versions of images. The rasterized images can be printed and assembled into enormous (or smaller, if you prefer) posters. The Rasterbator originated as a web application, but it has gained so... See more

The Rasterbator is an application which creates rasterized versions of images. The rasterized images can be printed and assembled into enormous (or smaller, if you prefer) posters. The Rasterbator originated as a web application, but it has gained so much popularity that the web server occassionally cannot handle the load and a standalone version was needed. The standalone version is the same as the web version, except that downloading ... ...more info and download See less

See this at: mediacollege.com| Added on 02/10/07

Using the Magic Wand or Lasso tool, select the area of the image you want to be transparent. You may want to experiment a few times with the tolerance and anti-aliasing settings to get the best selection. In the example shown here, the following... See more

Using the Magic Wand or Lasso tool, select the area of the image you want to be transparent. You may want to experiment a few times with the tolerance and anti-aliasing settings to get the best selection. In the example shown here, the following Magic Wand settings were used: | Hit the Delete button. The selected area is removed and the checkered (transparent) background becomes visible. See less

See this at: graphicssoft.about.c...| Added on 02/10/07

What this image has going for it is a very distinct edge, which makes it a perfect candidate for the magnetic lasso tool. I ruled out the background eraser because there were color variations in the background that were very similar in color to the... See more

What this image has going for it is a very distinct edge, which makes it a perfect candidate for the magnetic lasso tool. I ruled out the background eraser because there were color variations in the background that were very similar in color to the leaf color. The duplicate channel trick wouldn't work for the same reason, and the edge is just too ragged to trace it with the pen tool. Using the magnetic lasso for the initial selection and taking a few minutes to clean up the selection in quick mask mode, I was able to isolate the leaf in this image in about ten minutes. See less

See this at: turbophoto.com| Added on 02/10/07

Get intensely electrifying background special fx in just a few clicks. This trick is so simple and produces such awesome effects, it may blow your mind! Here we go...

Get intensely electrifying background special fx in just a few clicks. This trick is so simple and produces such awesome effects, it may blow your mind! Here we go... See less

Highlights: As you can see, it takes surprisingly little effort to get instant, awesome, spine-tingling background effects. Did you know that just 50 of these backgrounds on a CD often sell for $399 or more? You can find plenty of these at Fotosearch.com or other traditional stock photo providers....

See this at: turbophoto.com| Added on 02/10/07

Get intensely electrifying background special fx in just a few clicks. This trick is so simple and produces such awesome effects, it may blow your mind! Here we go...

Get intensely electrifying background special fx in just a few clicks. This trick is so simple and produces such awesome effects, it may blow your mind! Here we go... See less

See this at: graphics.com| Added on 10/09/06

Running your shop based on a set of ethical guidelines is essential to avoiding misunderstandings between clients, vendors and even other designers. Learn about the different levels of ethics in design and where to find these codes and principles. By... See more

Running your shop based on a set of ethical guidelines is essential to avoiding misunderstandings between clients, vendors and even other designers. Learn about the different levels of ethics in design and where to find these codes and principles. By Shel Perkins. See less

See this at: drawn.ca| Added on 10/09/06

Drawn! is a collaborative weblog for illustrators, artists, cartoonists, and anyone who likes to draw. Visit us daily for a dose of links and creative inspiration. More...

Drawn! is a collaborative weblog for illustrators, artists, cartoonists, and anyone who likes to draw. Visit us daily for a dose of links and creative inspiration. More... See less

See this at: imagenomic.com| Added on 10/08/06

Update Policy History of Changes Samples Noiseware Features Purchase Community Forum Frequently Asked Questions (F.A.Q.) Support Contact us | Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and other countries All... See more

Update Policy History of Changes Samples Noiseware Features Purchase Community Forum Frequently Asked Questions (F.A.Q.) Support Contact us | Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and other countries All product and company names referenced herein are trademarks of their respective owners See less

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See this at: connectedhomemag.com| Added on 08/11/06

I spend a lot of time working with digital media, and this week I thought I'd share some of the digital-photography tips and tricks that I've developed over the years. I can't help you take better pictures—a task that, often enough, seems beyond me... See more

I spend a lot of time working with digital media, and this week I thought I'd share some of the digital-photography tips and tricks that I've developed over the years. I can't help you take better pictures—a task that, often enough, seems beyond me as well—but I might be able to help you better organize and manage your digital photo collection. See less

See this at: diworkflow.com.sg| Added on 08/11/06

Shelves of CDs of digital files, thousands of photographs and documents strewn everywhere, totally disorganised Spending too much time searching for an image, document, multimedia files, etc in response to a request Having difficulty in organising... See more

Shelves of CDs of digital files, thousands of photographs and documents strewn everywhere, totally disorganised Spending too much time searching for an image, document, multimedia files, etc in response to a request Having difficulty in organising images and data that are related to your organisation's products or collections Being frustrated at not being able to accurately reproduce the image colour again and again Doing inefficient manual work as part of your digital workflow See less

See this at: ois.harvard.edu| Added on 08/11/06

Parallel to ephemeral media is the obsolescence of formats. Not many people can still read XYWrite files and even Microsoft Word 1.0 files can’t be read by current Microsoft products. Keeping technical information about the file formats and having... See more

Parallel to ephemeral media is the obsolescence of formats. Not many people can still read XYWrite files and even Microsoft Word 1.0 files can’t be read by current Microsoft products. Keeping technical information about the file formats and having format migration strategies is also a critical component to preservation. See less

See this at: photo.stamps.com| Added on 08/06/06

PhotoStamps are an exciting new product that lets you take your own images or photographs and turn them into real U.S. postage! To create PhotoStamps all you need to do is upload a photo, customize it using our fun, easy-to-use interface, and place... See more

PhotoStamps are an exciting new product that lets you take your own images or photographs and turn them into real U.S. postage! To create PhotoStamps all you need to do is upload a photo, customize it using our fun, easy-to-use interface, and place your order. Our customization interface allows you to zoom, move, and rotate your image, and then select one of 10 different border colors to match your image perfectly. You may purchase PhotoStamps in one of seven different postage denominations ranging from 24 cent postcards to 39 cent regular first class to $4.05 for packages, to meet all your mailing needs. See less

Highlights: You may purchase PhotoStamps in one of seven different postage denominations ranging from 24 cent postcards to 39 cent regular first class to $4.05 for packages, to meet all your mailing needs.

See this at: fonts.com| Added on 08/02/06

Calm, clean, and legible, on-screen or in print. That’s Scene, a six-weight family of typefaces by Sebastian Lester that was designed with corporate identity projects in mind. more... See all 2006 Releases

Calm, clean, and legible, on-screen or in print. That’s Scene, a six-weight family of typefaces by Sebastian Lester that was designed with corporate identity projects in mind. more... See all 2006 Releases See less

See this at: searchfreefonts.com| Added on 08/02/06

To provide our visitors with new ways to express their love for free fonts SearchFreeFonts.com is offering collection of typographic shirts designed using free fonts from SearchFreeFonts.com collection.

To provide our visitors with new ways to express their love for free fonts SearchFreeFonts.com is offering collection of typographic shirts designed using free fonts from SearchFreeFonts.com collection. See less

See this at: jasc.com| Added on 08/01/06

With a properly adjusted monitor, you should be able to distinguish square 1 and 2 from square 0 and the surround for the dark squares at the top and the light squares at the bottom. All the squares in the center grayscale should be distinguishable... See more

With a properly adjusted monitor, you should be able to distinguish square 1 and 2 from square 0 and the surround for the dark squares at the top and the light squares at the bottom. All the squares in the center grayscale should be distinguishable and the steps should look evenly spaced. If your monitor doesn't meet this criteria, it needs adjustment. Follow these steps: * Warm up the monitor for 30-60 minutes. Select subdued room lighting, avoiding reflections of lights or windows on the monitor. * Under File > Preferences > Monitor Gamma, set all three color channels to 1.00. * Turn the contrast control, usually a half black/half white circle, all the way up. * Adjust the brightness control, usually a sun symbol, until you can differentiate the dark squares. * If necessary, adjust the contrast control to differentiate the light squares. * Mark the control positions and tape the controls in place. See less

See this at: home.comcast.net| Added on 08/01/06

When your monitor is properly adjusted, you will see 11 distinct zones in the image below, from pure black to pure white. If you do not see all 11 zones, use your monitors contrast and brightness controls to make any necessary adjustments.

When your monitor is properly adjusted, you will see 11 distinct zones in the image below, from pure black to pure white. If you do not see all 11 zones, use your monitors contrast and brightness controls to make any necessary adjustments. See less

See this at: photoshopcafe.com| Added on 07/31/06

Photoshop Tutorials, free photoshop tutorials from PhotoshopCAFE, one of the largest collection of quality original photoshop tutorials on the web from Author Colin Smith

Photoshop Tutorials, free photoshop tutorials from PhotoshopCAFE, one of the largest collection of quality original photoshop tutorials on the web from Author Colin Smith See less

See this at: 4over.com| Added on 07/31/06

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See this at: apogeephoto.com| Added on 07/31/06

This is a great trick for removing wrinkles, with a little twist at the end (courtesy of my buddy Kevin Ames) that helps make the technique look more realistic. His little tweak makes a big difference because (depending on the age of the subject)... See more

This is a great trick for removing wrinkles, with a little twist at the end (courtesy of my buddy Kevin Ames) that helps make the technique look more realistic. His little tweak makes a big difference because (depending on the age of the subject) removing every wrinkle would probably make the photo look obviously retouched (in other words, if you’re retouching someone in their 70s and you make them look as if they’re 20 years old, it’s just going to look weird). Here’s how to get a more realistic wrinkle removal. See less

See this at: tftcentral.co.uk| Added on 07/28/06

The first calibration utility is a simple gray scale consisting of 17 steps between white (255) and black (0). Adjust your monitor’s brightness and contrast controls so that the full range of the scale is visible. The darkest step visible (Step 16)... See more

The first calibration utility is a simple gray scale consisting of 17 steps between white (255) and black (0). Adjust your monitor’s brightness and contrast controls so that the full range of the scale is visible. The darkest step visible (Step 16) should be just barely visible against the black background surrounding the scale. The second calibration utility gives a bit more control. You should be able to adjust the monitor controls and, if possible, the system gamma from your GFX card settings, to be able to detect the small squares within all of the larger squares of the array. See less

See this at: optikvervelabs.com| Added on 07/27/06

virtualPhotographer includes over 50 presets that automatically apply combinations of film grain, color modification, B/W, soft focus, high contrast and many artistic effects to achieve the same professional-looking images that used to take hours of... See more

virtualPhotographer includes over 50 presets that automatically apply combinations of film grain, color modification, B/W, soft focus, high contrast and many artistic effects to achieve the same professional-looking images that used to take hours of photo editing. Get results in seconds! See less

See this at: worth1000.com| Added on 07/14/06

After receiving a number (two is a number isn't it?) of comments and requests for a tutorial on this image, I decided to put together a little step-by-step on how i went about chocolizing the skull.

After receiving a number (two is a number isn't it?) of comments and requests for a tutorial on this image, I decided to put together a little step-by-step on how i went about chocolizing the skull. See less

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See this at: worth1000.com| Added on 07/14/06

Use the clone brush to get rid of defects, and in some cases the healing brush can be used to add texture to blown out areas. The uneven tones will be taken care of in the levels. It's not required to do any of this, but it will definitely help out... See more

Use the clone brush to get rid of defects, and in some cases the healing brush can be used to add texture to blown out areas. The uneven tones will be taken care of in the levels. It's not required to do any of this, but it will definitely help out your final product. If you're not experienced with levels, this might be slightly confusing, but once you know your way around, this step only takes a couple seconds. See less

See this at: gallery.menalto.com| Added on 07/13/06

This is the official website of Gallery, the open source web based photo album organizer. Gallery gives you an intuitive way to blend photo management seamlessly into your own website whether you're running a small personal site or a large community... See more

This is the official website of Gallery, the open source web based photo album organizer. Gallery gives you an intuitive way to blend photo management seamlessly into your own website whether you're running a small personal site or a large community site. See less

See this at: chami.com| Added on 07/12/06

FavIcon on Internet Explorer's Favorites menu and the address bar. FavIcon on the address bar and page tabs of Firefox and Mozilla-based browsers. FavIcon on the address bar of Safari / Mac OS X. Sample FavIcon:

FavIcon on Internet Explorer's Favorites menu and the address bar. FavIcon on the address bar and page tabs of Firefox and Mozilla-based browsers. FavIcon on the address bar of Safari / Mac OS X. Sample FavIcon: See less

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See this at: fileformat.info| Added on 07/12/06

Converts scalable vector graphic (.SVG) images to raster (bitmap) images in PNG, JPEG or TIFF formats, using Apache Batik.

Converts scalable vector graphic (.SVG) images to raster (bitmap) images in PNG, JPEG or TIFF formats, using Apache Batik. See less