Archive for the ‘Tutorial’ Category

11 movie effects

Monday, November 26th, 2007

Would you like your picture to have a Sin City? Or what about the Pirates of the Caribbean?

Thanks X Blog I heard that Photojojo there are tutorials that teach this and many other effects in Photoshop.

Getting rid of the contours in CSS

Saturday, November 24th, 2007

Thanks to unjimpe we have this tutorial, of how to get rid of contours in CSS.

The contours are dotted lines that appear when you have selected links, these contours are shown around the links to highlight and indicate that the link has the focus. These contours can be controlled with styles through the outline property.

outline.gif

This property has 3 parameters and with it we can control the appearance: wide, style and color like shown below:

 

 

 

  1. outline: wide style color;

The values for these properties are:

  • wide: thin, medium or thick.
  • style: none, dotted, dashed, solid, double, groove, ridge, inset, outset.
  • color: hexadecimal color code (Ex: #666666).

Then for example if we have a link that we want to select with a red contour, for example we would have:

 

 

 

  1. href=“index.php” style=“outline:thin solid #CC0000;”>Home

If we want all the the outlines in our web site have the same style:

 

 

 

  1. a { outline: thin solid #CC0000; }

If we want no contour at all, our code would be:

 

 

 

  1. a { outline: none; }

The best 80 text effects made in Photoshop

Friday, November 23rd, 2007

photoshop tutorial

For all of those who like to do effects with texts, I highly advice you to check out this tutorial compilations. You’ll give a special something to your designs.

Guide for migrating Freehand to Illustrator

Tuesday, November 13th, 2007

freehand a illustrator

Thanks to morecoffeplese.net, I was able to learn that there’s a complete guide that helps the Freehand users when migrating images into Illustrator. As we know Freehand is already vanished from the new Suite adobe presented, the CS3.

14 advices for fireworks photography

Tuesday, November 13th, 2007

fuego artificial

I assume everyone likes fireworks. This post is about 14 advices that will help you take a great fireworks picture.

1. Find a good spot.

2. Use the tripod.

3. Use a remote shooter

4. Mark the picture the best you can.

5. Keep a straight horizon.

6. Make sure the picture is Horizontal or vertical.

7. Choose the focal distance

8. Use a low ISO.

9. Adjust the opening of the diaphragm.

10. Adjust the obstruction speed if you want to freeze the picture or not.

11. Respect your frame.
12. Use the manual focus.

13. Turn off the flash.

14. Watch your current position

If you’re interested go to dzooom and read the whole article.