Cosa ne dite di questo:
http://tv.adobe.com/watch/adobe-touch-apps/adobe-photoshop-touch-and-ocean-paper-boat/
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Cosa ne dite di questo:
http://tv.adobe.com/watch/adobe-touch-apps/adobe-photoshop-touch-and-ocean-paper-boat/
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Un nuovo video corso Photoshop è stato pubblicato.
Video n° 13, Scontornare i capelli.
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FlepStudio ha creato altri 6 fantastici video di PhotoShop.
Ecco gli argomenti trattati :
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Dopo il grande successo dei video corsi Flash Actionscript 3.0 di FlepStudio, ci siamo resi conto che mancava una parte sostanziale per apprendere al meglio le nuove tecnologie per il web.
Una volta imparato il linguaggio Actionscript di Flash, abbiamo bisogno di “appoggiare” il nostro codice con delle grafiche altrettanto valide.
Certamente il miglior modo per creare delle grafiche compatibili ed importabili in Flash Photoshop.
Ecco quindi che abbiamo creato dei video corsi Photoshop.
Professionali, dalle prime basi a metodi avanzati di design e foto ritocco, estremamente curati e dettagliati con esempi pratici.
Sono a disposizione i primi 6 video ed altri sono in costruzione ( verranno pubblicati molto presto ).
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ELECTRIC RAIN ANNOUNCES
SWIFT 3D PS – 3D PLUG-IN FOR PHOTOSHOP CS4 EXTENDED
Plug-in taps new 3D API in Photoshop to enable powerful 3D modeling, lighting, texturing and animation capabilities directly within the CS4.
Boulder, CO – January 29, 2009 – Today Electric Rain, Inc.® announced the upcoming release of Swift 3D® PS, a new Photoshop plug-in that adds a full-featured 3D modeling and animation environment to the CS4 Extended interface. Swift 3D PS allows Photoshop users to access the toolset of the industry leading 3D-for-Flash application to build compelling 3D content directly within the Photoshop authoring environment. Swift 3D PS expands the 3D workflow between Photoshop and After Effects by greatly simplifying 3D scene creation and animation, as well as lighting and camera placement.
More infos at the following url:
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After have seen photo retouch with Photoshop CS3,
In this tutorial we will apply various Photoshop effects to a photograph in order to achieve a cartoon look.
We will start by using this photo:

The first thing we’ll do is make a duplicate of the first layer, which we will be using afterwards.
With the layer selected, press CTRL+J on your keyboard to duplicate.
We will work on this second layer while keeping the original photo hidden below.
What we want to do is get rid of all that detail. So let’s go to Filter > Blur > Surface Blur.
I found that these values worked nicely for the photo used…
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Dopo aver visto i primi passi sul fotoritocco con Photoshop CS3,
In questo tutorial applicheremo vari flitri di Photoshop ad una foto in modo tale da ottenere un look da cartone animato o fumetto.
Useremo questa foto:

La prima cosa da fare duplicare il livello iniziale.
Con il livello selezionato, premiamo CTRL+J sulla tastiera per effettuare la duplicazione.
Lavoreremo sul livello duplicato tenendo per dopo il livello iniziale.
Per raggiungere il nostro scopo necessario eliminare un po’ di quei dettagli.
Applichiamo quindi Filtri -> Sfocatura > Sfocatura superficie con i seguenti valori…
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Hi all !
Today FlepStudio presents a Photoshop CS3 tutorial that will help many of you, is really a beauty and very useful, thousands and thousands of applications.
In this tutorial we will create a very interesting text effect different textures.

The first thing we want to do is create an interesting background…
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Ciao a tutti !
Oggi FlepStudio presenta un tutorial Photoshop CS3 che servirà a parecchi di voi, davvero una bellezza e molto utile, ha mille e mille applicazioni.
Questo tutorial spiega come creare un effetto usando varie texture.
Possiamo vedere il finale:

La prima cosa da fare duplicare il livello di sfondo e applicare una bella sfumatura radiale verde…
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After learning several things reading the tutorials on PhotoShop CS3 of FlepStudio, it’s time to see how to create a layout for a website.
In this tutorial we will go through the design process needed to construct a simple homepage layout.
The first thing we need to keep in mind is that not all internet surfers use the same resolution as our monitor does, so we need to adjust our layout so it can be seen on all or most monitors.
We are going to choose an 850px wide layout because it will be seen on all monitors 1024×768 and up without the need for the user to scroll the page horizontally.
It is technically advisable to make your page even smaller in order for it to be seen on monitors sporting an ancient 800x600px resolution, but many new websites completely ignore the existence of such monitors as they are almost considered to be antiquities.
Create a new document big enough to contain a 850px wide layout.
I usually choose 2000x2000px documents because I find them to adapt well to my monitor’s resolution (1440×900) and allow for a great deal of content to be placed vertically in our layout.
It also gives me a lot of unused space which I use to display and try out new things.
Activate the ruler on your document (Press CTRL+R on the keyboard) and set the measure to “Pixels” by clicking on it with the right mouse button.
Calculate your 850px and drag the correspondent guidelines to your document.
Whatever you do, never let your design go outside those guidelines…

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