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How to scan money in Photoshop
by Jordan Running May 5th 2006
Photoshop has a charming "feature" that prevents you from importing images of money. It's an
anti-counterfeiting measure of dubious value, and if you're a designer who wants to make fair use of images of money in
a piece, the restriction is a huge pain. Fortunately, there's a way around it, as described by Deke McClelland in this
video at O'Reilly's Digital Media blog. It's a
really easy trick that basically boils down to this: Every version of Photoshop comes with ImageReady. ImageReady
doesn't have any anti-counterfeiting technology, and Photoshop implicitly trusts anything ImageReady sends its way.
Presto![Via Boing Boing]
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They key to getting good at Graveyard Shift is learning to use ...
