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Welcome to Photoshop Buzz
Photoshop Buzz is a photoshop blog, offering tutorials for beginners through to advanced users. Covering a wide range of topics, including photo manipulation, layer styles and web design.
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Recent Posts
- 70 Hand Drawn Arrows – Free Vector Shapes Photoshop
- Free desktop snowflake wallpaper calendar – December 2011
- Red Stitched Social Media Icon Set
- How to create a photo negative in Photoshop
- Free desktop wallpaper calendar – November 2011
- How to combine 2 shape layers in Photoshop
- How do you speed up & slow down an animated gif in photoshop?
- How to create a letter icon / logo in the style of WordPress
- A nice bit of functionality over at WordPress.com
- Free Photoshop Action – Turn a photo into a line drawing
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png Archive
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How to recolour a bitmap image in Fireworks
Posted on May 17, 2011 | No CommentsTweetStep 1. Select the bitmap image that you want to change the colour of with the arrow tool. For this example I am using a imported .png file with transparancy. Step 2. Choose the Paintbrush tool from the toolbar. Step 3. Select the colour you... -
Photoshop Design Tools – Gridulator
Posted on October 10, 2010 | No CommentsUsing grids in web design is a must. The process of using a design grid helps to give a strong visual but also a solid structual balance to the design. The design grid is used at the initial Photoshop design stage but should also be used throughout front end development to ensure that elements are consistantly aligned. -
Saving a gradient for web – gif, jpeg or png?
Posted on May 25, 2010 | No CommentsGradients are often used in web design, but when you save them using the wrong file type you may find that your lovely design has banding stripes of colour or will actually cause you more work in the long run when you come to update the files! -
Saving images for the web – Jpeg, Gif, Png
Posted on April 10, 2010 | No CommentsThis article will explain the differences between the three file types; jpegs, gifs and pngs, and explain when it is best to use each method. To save an image to be used on the web, you should go to File > Save for Web & Devices.