Abraham Chaffin
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Richard has some great material on preparing your graphics for video programs such as FCP in his video tutorial series and book. Here’s a link to some:
https://library.creativecow.net/search.php?q=%22aspect+ratio%22+%22Adobe+Photoshop%22
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The point size (pt) in html is very browser relative and I don’t advise using it. I advise using pixels or px. I have noticed, from my experience and the versions of software that I use (Windows XP and CS3) that the px in html is very close to the same size as pt in Photoshop if the font is the same and the height and width of the font in Photoshop is 100%.
Using pixels in HTML allows you to much more precisely set the size of your fonts across multiple browsers.
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There’s a great video tutorial on this that can be found here:
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This is in the hopper and have discussed it. I’m sure you’ll see this feature in the future just not sure when.
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Sounds like you want to do something like what smart objects does. You might check out some of the tutorials about smart objects that are in the COW Library:
https://library.creativecow.net/search.php?q=smart+objects+photoshop
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You can use place instead to place other images into the document you are working in. File menu > Place.
You should take a look at the Photoshop tutorials and podcasts available here at Creative COW to get you started with some of these concepts.
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Generally you don’t need to modify a layer to add something to it. You create a new layer (push new layer button in layers window) and then add what you want to that new layer (after you select that new layer as the active layer). That way you didn’t destroy the original contents and you can alway turn on and off layers that you don’t want (using the eye visibility). If you want to modify content on a layer you can duplicate that layer and then modify it, preserving a copy of the original.
Adjustment layers and masks are also great ways to make non-destructive modifications to layers.
Check out the Photoshop tutorials and podcasts for great information to get you started.
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Have you looked at the tutorial describing how to control non-square pixels in this tutorial:
https://library.creativecow.net/articles/harrington_richard/photoshop_non_square_pixels.php
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It’s been pretty fun watching Bessie grow over the last couple years. I appreciate being able to be part of it.
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I believe it is Firefox. I’ve seen this happen with that browser before and I have no trouble keeping my cookies since I switched to Chrome, partly for this very reason.