Easter Eggs in Photoshop and ImageReady
DescriptionThis tutorial will guide you how to trigger hidden Easter eggs in Photoshop and ImageReady. Fun guaranteed. Happy Easter!
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Just do the same thing as in Photoshop and you will get this:Cute Ducks
I really really like this one. I hope you all like those little cute yellow ducks.- go to Help > About ImageReady...
- hold CTRL key (notice that cursor changes to stamp)
- where you click, you add a cute little duck with reflection! (that was probably from the version where there was water and not just white background like now in CS2 version)
- if you want to shoot the duck, hold CTRL and ALT simultaneously, the cursor changes
Duck Board
This one is extremely straightforward:- just go to File > New
- make sure the content layer is set to Transparent (size does not matter)
- now type (yes, just type) 'duckerboard' (no apostrophies of course)
- look, your transparency grid changed to duck grid!
- to disable just type 'duckerboard' again
Thats all folks!
I hope you enjoyed this Easter and especially these Easter eggs, because I do really like them.If you have any problem, look below, you can post your problem/impression/mood/anything/bla in the discussion.
Thanks for reading.
Your PS geek, Rado.
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Submitted by Radoslav on 2006-04-16 14:38:46. Since then read 71533 times.
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johnny c johnnyc AT aol DOT com said on 2009-03-19 18:42:44why did you blur out your serial number? Your copy of Photoshop is'nt pirated is it? :)