Today’s tutorial is similar to our previous post: Remove Background/Cut Out Image in Fireworks/Photoshop, where we removed a foreground image for use on another background. This time we will do the opposite - remove a foreground object from a picture and keep the background with amendments to make it appear as though the object was never there to begin with.
We will be using the Rubber Stamp Tool (Fireworks) / Clone Stamp Tool (Photoshop) to duplicate areas of the picture to cover over the object we want to remove. We will be working in Adobe Fireworks to do this but the process is almost identical in Adobe Photoshop. So let’s begin…
Our example image - We will make it appear as if the cow was never there!
For any web developer, Mozilla Firefox is the web browser of choice. Infact, it should be everyone’s web browser of choice! It’s fast, efficient, reliable, and best of all, highly adaptable!
Aside from it’s great built-in features, Firefox is incredibly easy to expand with user submitted add-ons. Just take a look at Firefox’s official add-on page or if you’re already using Firefox, click ‘Tools’ > ‘Add-ons’ in your toolbar. There’s thousands to choose from and if you’ve thought in the past: “if only Firefox could do this”, it probably can! You just haven’t found the add-on yet.
At ITM Design, we primarily use Firefox for developing our websites (and later test for cross browser compatibility in other browsers) as well as day to day Internet browsing. Since it’s release, we’ve found many useful add-ons for Firefox, some that greatly improve our productivity, others that just make our day a little easier. Read on to find our top ten favourite Firefox Add-ons…
WordPress is a highly powerful blogging script that is absolutely free and is simple to install and use. It’s the technology behind our blog here at ITM Design. If you don’t have your own website you can also get a blog hosted and setup by WordPress themselves, just visit WordPress.com.
Despite being the Internet’s best blogging software, there’s plenty of new additions a user can add themselves to speed up their blogging. Today we are going to look at adding our own custom WordPress buttons to add code to our posts without having to continually write it out, again and again.
