photoshop drop shadow???
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by domromer » Sun Oct 14, 2007 9:22 pm
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by IowaDiscGolf » Sun Oct 14, 2007 9:32 pm
If you want drop shadow, you'll have to matte (background color) for the color of the page on which you are displaying. JPG doesn't support transparency. GIF only supports on/off transparency, not true transparency and a drop shadow is certainly going to look like garbage in a gif file unless that gif is matted for the background color of the display context.
I would start with HTML and then move to photoshop once you know that backwards and forwards, just IMPO.
I would start with HTML and then move to photoshop once you know that backwards and forwards, just IMPO.
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