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Picture a technology beyond sight and sound. Your ad has been submitted to a black box of unspeakable power. It's left Creative...and entered...The Conversion Zone. But did it spend some time becoming a compelling ad first?
read moreThere are some basic measures I did not know about until recently and had to make some changes. Some call this domain hijacking and can be a mess to try to get it back. A domain can be taken if it is not locked.
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1. Open a new document by clicking on File -> New. Change background color to Black.
2. Import some images into library. Change the Layer's name to Background. Drag any picture on the stage. Resize to fit on the stage.
3. Copy the image and add a new layer...
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read moreSearch engine optimization, one of the most important things a developer can do to help drive traffic to their websites. Many newcomers to the web business don't realize, or perhaps even know what search engine optimization is.
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1. Open the original image
2. Click on the symbol for "Create a new fill or adjustment layer" and select the hue/saturation option.
3. Make your adjustments and a new layer will show up. Here, I also made some adjustment in the Levels option.
We'll create a popart design using an image of the singer shown below. <br/>Create boy selection using lasso tool press Ctrl+Shift+I to inverse the selection. Press delete to remove the outer area. Now duplicate the boy layer twice.
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1. Take Your Image.
2. Now press "Ctrl+U" to bring up hue/Saturation and drop the saturation down to "0"
3. Now go to Filter > Render > Lighting Effects and use these settings:
1. Open up your picture (with clouds)
2. Duplicate the layer, and set the Blending Mode to "Vivid Light"
3. Use the Eliptical Marquee Tool to select portions of the clouds, then use Filter>Distort>Twirl (with Either +100 or -100) on the clouds
Editor's Pick in Photoshop Tutorials, April 2007
Photoshop help is on the way. This excellent tutorial will show you a quick way to create Graffiti On a Wall. The author has written 14 easy to follow steps to get you through the process of this great effect.
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