Archive for the 'Graphics' Category

Opening Nikon-RAW formats in Photoshop CS2

Tuesday, May 23rd, 2006

Photoshop by default handles a wide variety of file formats. But still there are some formats that require specific plug-ins. Case-in-point, Nikon-Raw formats.

Download the Photoshop plugin to render RAW formats: Click Here

Raw formats are the “digital” negatives for pictures. They retain all raw information that a digital-camera captures. Most off-the-shelf digital cameras convert to the most widely supported image file-format JPEG. But in reality, the picture taken is in RAW format, and then converted into JPEG for viewing purposes.

Finding a type-face from a graphic

Saturday, March 4th, 2006

Every seen a type-face in a graphic and wonder what font name is?
Well here’s some good news for you. MyFonts.com has built a web-application that can decipher a font, from a graphic.
It’s well-worth book-marking:

MyFonts.com – What the Font?!