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Take advantage of the 3D capabilities of Photoshoip to make a real film strip that you can twist, move and position in your composition with complete flexibi... 
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Scoop.it!
This is a tutorial showing the basics of creating a gif animation in Photoshop. (Animation in Photoshop Basics: This is a tutorial showing the basics of creating a gif animation in Photoshop. Free Video tutorial of how to Animate in Photoshop. @safegaard
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Photoshop is the premiere graphic editing program used by designers all over the world. It’s popularity never stops growing and as it grows more people want to try to create something beautiful, fun or just weird with this incredible software. Via Nicko Gibson
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Author: Corey Barker at Planet Photoshop Here is a cool result that Corey shows us, by using the 3D and 'reflections' properties in CS5 extended.
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Since our last Photoshop tutorial titled: Adobe Photoshop Tutorials: Collection of Amazing Tips And Tricks , we got so much positive feedback that we decided... Via Tiaan Jonker
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Check this cool technique for making photographic color correction. Some call it “Lomo” effect, but generally it’s an old method that was found by (Color Processing with 3D Render: Check this cool technique for making photographic color correction.
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In this tutorial we will create a powerful, and emotional human disintegration effect in Photoshop. Let’s get started! Via ABroaderView
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3D poster tutorial including both iClone and Photoshop.
In this tutorial, we will use and combine the magic of Photoshop with the powerful 3D production tools of iClone. We will create a final image with exceptional high quality but done in a lot less time, since we intend to use real 3D objects in real 3D space. @ safegaard
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Curated by Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist
Please visit http://www.youtube.com/user/safegaard
to see my work :) 
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Take advantage of the 3D capabilities of Photoshoip to make a real film strip that you can twist, move and position in your composition with complete flexibility.