Free Photoshop in six months
March 1, 2007 at 3:08 pm | Posted in Photoshop | Leave a commentTags: flash, future, google
Yep. Free.
Of course, there is a catch. This Photoshop will be ad-supported and run online. The online version will not require anything to run it other than browser and (fairly fast) broadband connection. Reports indicate that online Photoshop won’t offer all the options of the full version but will be enough to keep many people happy.
WHY? Good question. The days of selling a cardboard box with a CD inside are numbered. Microsoft knows it because Google is breathing down their neck with products like online word processing and spreadsheet apps. And online OS’s are already in beta and beyond.
Imagine using online apps and storing your stuff either online or on a flash drive. You can use any computer to work or play without worrying about access to the software that you need.
Imagine paying a monthly fee to access the software. Can everything be free forever?
Panoramic photos and Quicktime VR
January 30, 2007 at 12:10 pm | Posted in Photoshop, Pictures | 1 CommentTags: digital camera, diy
1. Download and install SurroundPhoto on your computer (if you are doing this at home I make no guarantees about any download software, ok?): http://www.download.com/SurroundPhoto/3000-2192_4-10263471.html?tag=email
2. Read this document about creating a “Photomerge” in Photoshop.
3. Either take your own photos (http://www.instructables.com/id/EO4N7KKG05EUHCAMGQ/)
OR I will show you where to find some sample images.
Then, take your panoramic JPG and open it up in SurroundPhoto. Tweak. Create a Quicktime. View. Experiment.
Photoshop: Remove tourists from photo
December 6, 2006 at 5:17 pm | Posted in Photoshop | Leave a comment
Nice tutorial that uses two versions of the same photo to create one without tourists.
http://dsphotographic.com/index.php/articles/how-to-remove-tourists-from-your-photos/
Photoshop: Face to Stone
October 9, 2006 at 4:54 pm | Posted in Photoshop | Leave a comment
Great effect – the steps are here at reviewzine.
The trickiest part is finding a good stone texture. I’m going to try it with wood and water, too.
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