Mixin’ it Up with Photoshop and Flash!

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Mixin’ it Up with Photoshop and Flash!

Ever wondered what mysteries lie between Photoshop and Flash? Well as it turns out, you can do quite a bit with these two Creative Suite heavy-weights. In this Ten Ton video tutorial by Geoff Blake, you’ll learn about importing Photoshop files directly into Flash, and using Photoshop for web design. Then you’ll see a few other nifty techniques for gettin’ Photoshop into Flash, including the new PSD Importer Options. Let’s check ‘er out!

This entry was posted on Thursday, January 28th, 2010 and is filed under DVD's and Videos.

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