Image and Graphic Editing

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A Graphics Interchange Format file is a picture format file.

copy brushes and go to C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CS4\Presets\Brushes and paste there.it will work and for other versions of Photoshop

It can animate. Simple as that. But more in detail, it depends on what you are using this for. It can animate like the animated ads you see on the internet with moving objects and such, or it can animate doing frame by frame image sequences.

I use it for 2D animation.

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several ways, here are two 1) have each photo on its on layer - use a selection tool to select what you want to move on the forst photo - then copy - select the layer of the second and paste and your part will appear in a new layer above it - then move it were you want it and merge the two layers 2) use the clone tool - select the middle of the part you want to move of the first photo - select the second photo layer and "paint" the part on

Change your brush to a small type and your colour to white. paint wherever you want your marks. easy

Go to help/config, and the tablet pressure will be at ___% for you.

if it is at 100% then your tablet pressure should not be working, if it is at 100%, change it to 0 and test that.

If it still dosent work go to advanced under the tool and clock density, still not working your sai cant see you have a tablet or your pen is defected.

No, this is a browser feature. Technically, it may be possibile to disable images by embedding them into another format -like java applets- or using java script to eliminate the menu (none of those solution are known to me in the real world).

any profession where pictures,vectors,graphic,pdf are included.Designers,web designers,photographers,journalists

Adobe bought the rights from the developers: Thomas & John Knoll. In 1987, Thomas Knoll, a PhD student at the University of Michigan began writing a program on his Macintosh Plus to display grayscale images on a monochrome display. This program, called Display, caught the attention of his brother John Knoll, an Industrial Light & Magic employee, who recommended Thomas turn it into a fully-fledged image editing program. Thomas took a six month break from his studies in 1988 to collaborate with his brother on the program, which had been renamed ImagePro. Later that year, Thomas renamed his program Photoshop. Later John traveled to Silicon Valley and gave a demonstration of the program to engineers at Apple and Russell Brown, art director at Adobe. Both showings were successful, and Adobe decided to purchase the license to distribute in September 1988. Photoshop 1.0 was released in 1990 for Macintosh exclusively.

The Marquee tool is just a way of creating a selection in a certain shape. The rectangular marquee tool creates a selection in the shape of a rectangle (as you might imagine), whereas the elliptical marquee tool creates a selection in the shape of an ellipsis (oval) or circle.

Are you referring to the screen resolution? The higher the setting, the more pixels per square inch there are, thus a higher resolution.

Passport of which country? They all have different requirements! Also many have very specific requirements about size of head within the photo, colour of background, eyes open, no head covering etc etc, so it's not just size you need to consider.

The equation for opacity is quite complex. It is determine by I(x) = Ioe -Kvpx. X is the distance that the light has traveled.

If you save your work in Photoshop in .psd format vector objects are stored as vectors, so you can open that file and work with vectors (change them, resize, change color or replace them, even delete if you dont need in project).

If you want to keep the original photo, than drag it to the desktop before you do anything else. If not, than start from this step. Double-click the photo from iPhoto that you want to use. Now you are in Editing Mode. Click the "Adjust" button in the lower right hand corner of the window. Go crazy with the bars and set the temperature, tint, sharpness etc. to whatever you like. Close the "Adjust" box. Then, click "Done". After that, click "Email" in the lower right hand corner and select the size you would like to use. Repeat these steps until you've finished all the pictures you wanted to use. Move all the pictures into one email and set them up in a grid form. Once you're done with that, take a screen shot by Shift+Command+4. Select the pop art. The pop art will appear on your desktop. If you kept original photos, than drag them back into iPhoto. If you forgot and you want to keep the picture the way it was before you changed it, simply double-click on the photo, click "Adjust" and then "Reset" and the original photo is back to normal!

Additional Information: A virus attacked my computer recently and wiped all of the programs from my programs folder (start>programs) If I go to search within the computer, it finds the files but I don't know which ones to look for or how to reinstall it.

Image is a real world picture while graphics is a computer generated picture

First, check the computer compatability (e.g. xp, 2000, windows 7) of the mousepen and then check on the company's website for FAQs, contact emails etc.

I'm not 100% clear on what you mean by "upgrade it later". There's no difference (other than price) between the Adobe's "educational license" software and the retail versions.

You can't get Adobe's upgrade plan for software you buy at the special educational price, but the software itself is supposed to be identical to the full version... you don't need to upgrade it, unless a new version comes out, and even then the educational price is generally pretty similar to the cost to upgrade from the previous version.

I personally believe they shouldn't. They are people, and people are not perfect, as much as they try to be. However, it is sad that many are. So, just try to keep in mind that just because they're famous, does not mean they're flawless.

Yes, right click an empty space, select view and then thumbnails.