TutorialTube - Free tutorials

Here is another batch of free Photoshop video tutorials by WatchanLearnPhotoshop

Open Type Font Embellishments
Description:

Photoshop trainer Geoff Riggs shows you how to add embellishments and alter the appearance of specific letter pairings for open type fonts.

Tricky Selections
Description:

It’s not always easy to make complex selections in your Photoshop images, but in this tutorial, trainer Geoff Riggs will show you one very effective way to use the highlights in an image to make a selection in order to alter an image.

Cucoloris (”Cookie”) Effect
Description:

A cucoloris (or “cookie”) is a metal sheet with patterns cut out of it, intended to cast patterned shadows on the background (and often the subject) of a photograph. In this tutorial, trainer Geoff Riggs will show you how to achieve the same effect in Photoshop.

Dotted Lines
Description:

Photoshop doesn’t provide any quick means of creating dotted lines, but in this tutorial, Geoff Riggs will show you how to create your own customized dotted line quickly and easily, using the paintbrush tool.

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Adobe has released a beta of the upcoming Photoshop CS3 which is available for download from Photoshop Labs. You will however need a valid serial number of Photoshop CS2, Adobe Creative Suite 2, Adobe Production Studio, Adobe Video Bundle or Adobe Web Bundle.
Macworld has an interesting first look article about this beta and PhotoshopSupport has collected a number of Photoshop CS3 related links that you may want to take a look at.

I don't know if it's a bug, but it seems I can plug in decimal places in animation priority uploads. I'm horseing around wiht it, and it seems to round down to a whole number. (A 3.75 upload will not override a priority 3 walk.

Any other animators been playing with this?

Hi there!

I have just made a couple of pictures for my friend to use in his real estate advertising in SL (the pics you see when you do a search for rentals etc).

I have made them both 512x512 but I'm not sure whether to save them as 24bit or 32bit tga files when I'm finished. I know with the transparent textures you use 32 but as there is no alpha layers on a normal pic would you just use 24?

I had a look in the SL templates to try work out the right sizes and the sizes are 512x512 @ 150 pixels per inch. Do I use these same sizes for just a normal pic (ie: not clothing)?

I didn't notice it until afterwards and the pics I have made are 512x512 @ 72 pixels per inch. Would it matter much?

Thanks for your help!

SC :)