I am writing a java program to make an edit to a sequence of images, but I am looking for an easy and flexible way to do this edit using the Image Editors Scripts (eg: Photoshop Scripts, Gimp Scripts, ...).…
I have a text logo image in photoshop of size 2500 x 1316 px. The text is very clear and crisp in this size. I have to put it on a website and the height of logo should be around…
I have around 100 sheet music files that contain notes under each other. What I would like to do now is to create one long string of notes. So there I need to do the following: Cut out specific parts…
Now I am learning game development with Unity Engine .. but the problem is .. I'm a programmer .. I have zero experience in art and how to create game assets .. I have these huge ideas and I really…
The task I want to achieve is to replicate Photoshop RGB to LAB conversion. For simplicity, I will describe what I did to extract only the L Channel. Extracting Photoshop's L Channel Here is RGB Image which includes all RGB…
in extendscript - Photoshop, I would like my dialog-box check boxes to default to previously used choices ... anyone know if this is possible?
Could you please help me finding out how can I achieve the Sepia tone on the link bellow using SVG? My Sepia Tone made with Photoshop's Color Balance I've tried the following code: <svg class="defs-only"> <filter id="monochrome" color-interpolation-filters="sRGB" x="0" y="0"…
Have to add different text over an image. The texts are in the table. There are about 10,000. How can I automate this process? Maybe script for Photoshop? Or something else? Thank you in advance!
I thaught they were the same. But these days I found png and targa textures behaves differently in UE4. Today I read something at Adobe, Alpha channels can contain anything, while transparency is a specific channel relationship. And it says…
I am trying to make an image looks like it is kind of transparent? I don't really know how to describe it but it is like you can write texts on it and the image is in the back. is…