This is the second article in the Photoshop Precision series.
Photoshop sometimes appears to blur objects, lines or images. This could be due to rounding, or losing data after transforming a layer. Read on for best practice in resizing images and creating vector shapes, and come to grips with the way Photoshop displays your document. Read More
Precision is totally possible with Photoshop: here are some ways to set up your document to ensure that it is as crisp as your intention!
When designing websites, I find it useful to set the Ruler Origin to the top left of the main content column, so that the dimensions shown on the ruler relate to elements that I will code, rather than to the page background, which can vary greatly in size. Following are some tips for using the ruler, its origin and guides. Using grids can be handy, especially if you like to use a system such as the ‘960 Grid System‘, which makes it simple to layout a page by defining blocks and gutters, as occurs in print. Read More
Productivity on the Mac: Saving Files
If there’s one thing that annoys me, its trawling through a Save As dialog box in order to save the file to an appropriate location.
Save time with three simple but rarely mentioned strategies which can take the pain out of filing your documents. Read More »