A rather geeky/technical weblog, est. 2001, by Bramus
At (the ongoing) Adobe MAX 2021, Adobe announced that Photoshop and Illustrator are coming to the web, with Photoshop already in beta. Your collaborators can open and view your work in the browser and provide feedback. You’ll also be able to make basic edits without having to download or launch the apps. It’s not the …
With LiveShare PS you can now broadcast any Photoshop document to as many people as you want through an instant LiveShare meeting. If you make a change to your Photoshop document, they’ll instantly see your changes in the LiveShare meeting—you don’t even have to hit the save button! Neat. InVision LiveShare PS → Want to …
filp@filp-x ~/dev/myproject > $ git status ## master A mock.psd filp@filp-x ~/dev/myproject > $ git commit -m “Add mock.psd” psdiff: created mock.psd.png # <———- [master 1156ea5] Add mock.psd 2 files changed, 0 insertions(+), 0 deletions(-) create mode 100644 1.psd create mode 100644 1.psd.png If you have Photoshop psd files lying around your git repository, you …
Five days after the previous update PS_BRAMUS.GoogleMapsTileCutter — a Photoshop Script which automatically chops up a large image into tiles for use with Google Maps — has been updated again. With this new version one can now choose to place all tiles into one and the same folder (as it was before), or use subfolders …
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It’s been 1.5 years already since I created PS_BRAMUS.GoogleMapsTileCutter, a Photoshop Script which automatically chops up a large image into tiles for use with Google Maps. Today a huge update was released. Sparked by an initial pull request by Nick Springer, PS_BRAMUS.GoogleMapsTileCutter now sports a UI dialog in which you can set the options before …
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Composite is a brand new way of creating interactive prototypes. It automatically connects to your Photoshop® documents and converts your mockups into interactive prototypes in seconds. No need to export images or maintain tons of hotspots. In the same category as the aforementioned Stand In (which looks better though). Composite →
Prototypes that feel native, straight from Photoshop. If more tools like these start popping up I think the whole design in the browser-thing, which — one must admit — is only popular amongst a small group of designers, won’t get any traction with a wider audience as some will resort to this kind of tool …