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Sub-Pixel Offset Motion Kernels One thing that frustrates Photoshop power-users is the inability to operate on a sub-pixel level of accuracy (for example, Adobe After Effects can do sub-pixel operations). When it comes to moving pixels around with the Move tool or the Offset filter, it's impossible to move image data in smaller increments of one pixel...until now. These sub-pixel offset filters, or custom motion kernels, were created using the Custom filter....they work by shifting brightness values to fool the eye into perceiving movement. When you have a selection active, Choose the Filter>Other>Custom, hit the Load button in the dialog, and choose one of these filters. Clever and amazing!
Photoshop 5 Toolbar Diagram Explore the shortcuts and features of Photoshop 5 in this downloadable chart. This chart contains all keyboard shortcuts and complete listing of the tools in an exploded quick reference.
This document is IDIG, Inc.'s own internal documentation and examination of new Photoshop 5.0 features. Available only on this website, you may download this document, in Adobe Acrobat's PDF format, for no charge. A very hard-core document for the hard-core user. Included in this document are nearly all new features and significant changes to Photoshop, including a whole lot of opinions, tips, tricks, and even some bugs. If you want a detailed list of new features and a comprehensive guide to new undocumented tricks, look no further! All opinions expressed in this document are exclsuively those of IDIG, Inc.
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