2 Responses to The 15 Best Articles For Designers in 2009

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Mujer Alta

February 13th, 2010 at 10:16 pm

I just tried this with a jpg photo and an object with a transparent background I'd saved as a psd file. The object opened as a Background copy and I had no trouble dragging it onto the photo. It worked from both the workspace and the Layers Palette.

Oh, "from the bottom"…From the Project Bin??? That can't be done. Right click on the file in the Project Bin and click Restore to get your logo onto the workspace first, then drag it onto your photo. Phew!

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Matty B

March 18th, 2010 at 4:45 pm

If drawing and coloring is all you expect to do, then a copy of Photoshop Elements will do that and much, much more. The advantage is that even the most recent version retails for less than $100 and legal, obsolete versions are available, online, for much less.

WAY too many people spend big bucks on full version Photoshop apps and never come close to using them to their full potential. It's like spending a couple of hundred thousand dollars on a high end sports car and using it to go fetch groceries.

Shop around and find a version of Adobe Photoshop Elements. I'll bet you won't be disappointed.

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