Wednesday, May 09, 2007
Saturday, May 05, 2007
Thursday, May 03, 2007
學點學Photoshop:第四課
Most people know the frustrations and difficulties in taking group pictures.
Bigger the group, harder it is for everyone to look good in the pic.
You end up with someone looking away, one with a strange face, one with their eyes closed, one sneezing......
Traditionally, you take multiple shots hoping that at least one of them will turn out best. With the advancement of technology, there's finally a solution for this nightmare.
Bigger the group, harder it is for everyone to look good in the pic.
You end up with someone looking away, one with a strange face, one with their eyes closed, one sneezing......
Traditionally, you take multiple shots hoping that at least one of them will turn out best. With the advancement of technology, there's finally a solution for this nightmare.
- When taking group pictures, turn on your camera's multi-shoot mode. Rather than taking the shoot one by one, just let your camera take multiple shoots. But also do this at least twice, so you have two sets of shoots.
- From all these photos, pick two best ones and follow the instructions in this video and see how you can combine these two photos into one, keeping the best of both while at the same time.
Wednesday, May 02, 2007
學點學Photoshop:第三課
One of Photoshop CS2 most amazing feature is call Vanishing Point.If you've done some photo editing before, you'll know how hard it is to clone-heal-clone-heal a large area. It's even harder when that area is in perspective.
This new tool is simply amazing!! Introduced in CS2, and now with major advancement in CS3, Vanishing Point can become one of your most important tool when you master it.
Photoshop CS2 Video Tutorial - * C L I C K - H E R E *
Photoshop CS3 Video Tutorial - * C L I C K - H E R E *


