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Create a 3-d packshot
This tutorial will aide you in transforming a flat design into a three dimensional packshot that is great for spicing up those product presentations.
Here’s a pic we can get at the end:
Posted on April 17th, 2007 by TutorialGeek
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Creating actions for batch processing
In this tutorial you will learn on how to make your own actions to automate your work flow. The process here can be used to almost anything you would like to be automated.
Ever happened that you snapped 100 pictures only turning out to be highres to be emailed and then you will start one by one to reduce the size, after this tutorial you will be able to do this very quickly.
It happens to be that i have a few pictures of flowers i took, i want them, to be sent to a friend, I will reduce the size of the picture, desaturate it, reduce its quality just a tad, so the size is reduced. Lets ROLL!!
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Posted on April 17th, 2007 by TutorialGeek
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Ready made frames
This tutorial will teach you to easily complement your images with a predefined frame using Photoshop’s Actions palette.
You will be able to automatically create the frames like these:
Posted on April 17th, 2007 by TutorialGeek
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Create a slick business logo
Some basic techinques on how to make a simple textual logo look appealing to the eye.
Here’s a result we will try to achieve:
Posted on April 13th, 2007 by TutorialGeek
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Creating a retro logo
Hi all, and welcome! In this tuturial I will try to show you how I normally make my pics look retro!
This’s a logo we will try to draw here:
Posted on April 13th, 2007 by TutorialGeek
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