photoshop

I'm looking for a java library to work with PSD format(Photoshop). Any ideas? Probably very late, but as this page is pretty high ranked on google when searching "java psd library" I'll share my experience. -As Boris said the java-psd-library is read only. It has trouble reading recent CS4 format. If you ever find yourself with an error opening a psd file, opening it in Gimp 2.8 and saving it again will probably fix the issue. -As I needed to work on layered graphic files, I took time to search for an alternative. The PSD format is proprietary and access to specs seems restricted. I found that

Of course source control tools like Git, (Mercurial, SVN, etc...) can do a great job at managing source code. But I wonder, do these tools provide the developer with any advantage when used to store copies of files such as PhotoShop PSDs and Illustrator AI files? Does it make sense to use these tools with these kind of files? Would I be storing less in the repository than the sum of the file sizes of all of these files? Even though the file format of these files is only machine readable, I would expect that in for such applications, especially when dealing with vector rather than raster

I cannot find a solution to have Warp Text feature for Adobe Flex. I like to have Warp text in photoshop to be in Adobe flex. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12972875/warp-text-in-adobe-flex

I'm writing an application for OSX using C++ and Obj-C that interacts with Photoshop. I've been using NSAppleScript with dynamically built AppleScripts to drive Photoshop (yes, it's a little scary...) I would love to be able to drive Photoshop a different way, so if anyone knows a better way, I'm open to it! Unfortunately, I can't use ScriptingBridge as I can't tie my users to Leopard. The big problem came just the other night when I went to query the action list from Photoshop to display to my users. Apparently, Photoshop's scripting integration doesn't expose the action list APIs to

I've been working a lot with Photoshop .psd files recently and have been bouncing back and forth a lot to ensure colors look just right on the iPhone. Can anyone offer some tips on calibrating macbook/apple cinema displays in regards to keeping color consistency between Photoshop, the iPhone simulator, and physical iPhones? Have a look on LiveView created by Nicholas Zambetti . You need to install it on your iPad/iPhone/iPod Touch and on your Mac. when synced (Mac and device) you can have a preview of the selected area of your screen (Mac), on your device. Hope this will help you out! Cheers,

I'm trying to export layers as files, but the script in photoshop exports layers as pngs including all of the empty space. Is there another script that allows for trimming layers before exporting? Select "Trim Layers" before exporting your files. By default, Photoshop supports trimming when exporting to PNG format using the script. Optionally, if you want to export to JPEG, you can look into the script below. Export Layers to Files with trim jpeg support Use Photoshop Generator. Add ".png" to layer name. (For more than one layer use Layers Rename script https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u