Welcome to the «Photoshop Professional Tips & Tricks» page!
There are many reasons why I spent my time and created this page. Some of them are obvious I haven't seen any page similar to this one. Most of the things described here are either published in books or are unknown to the wide public at all. Another reason for creating this page is because I'm too often asked about how I made this or that thing on my pages.
When I describe something about Photoshop I assume that you're familiar with basic computer operations and Photoshop itself. If you feel unprepared, check the program's manual Adobe spent some time writing it and it definetely worths looking in (RTFM). It's a good manual.
Since I work on a Mac, some things are Mac-related. I hope that's not a problem for many people, because most Photoshoppers are Mac users.
Setting Up Workplace
Using RAM effectively
When The Scratch is Full...
Creating Drop Shadows
Creating 3D Objects
Creating Irregular Multicolor Gradients
Creating Multicolor Gradients
Creating Multicolor Gradients II
If you're a plug-in maniac
Refreshing the font list
Positioning object in the center
Official Photoshop Page (at Adobe).
PhotoBooks - cool site which reviews almost all books about Photoshop. Check it out before buying one.
Andy's Photoshop tips!
Web style with Photoshop
Cool Type!
Fischer Design Home Page
Martin Ollman Photoshop Page
Photoshop Gurus
Cyber D.O.M.E.
Photoshop Chat
Photoshop Tip of the Week
Photoshop Panache
Photoshop Tips and Plug-Ins
Joel's Photoshop Stuff
The Photoshop Web Tips Database
Damsel's Graphics
GraphicsForum.com
Designs by Mark
PS tips by Marco Media
Photoshop Domain
Very cool shareware/demo plug-ins:
Vertigo Technology - 3D text plug-ins and more
Chromatica, MagicMask and EdgeWizard plug-ins for successful recoloring, masking and edge-blending
Photoshop 5:
How to use PS 5 for Web Design a must-read for every version 5 user.
If you mantain a site about Photoshop or things related, or know someone who does, let me know. Also, feel free to contribute to this page. All your comments and additions are welcome.
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