* **Layer Styles**. This feature lets you apply aesthetic effects such as drop shadows and textures to one or more of your layers. You can also apply a variety of vector-based and other effects, such as 3-D transformations, on your layers.

* **Filters**. Filters plug into Photoshop’s core raster editing capabilities. There are hundreds of filters, many of which are easy to create from scratch.

* **Video and Audio**. Adobe has been a leader in the creation of video editing and compositing software for many years. Photoshop CS6 builds on those capabilities with the new CS6 Media Adobe is marketing as “the industry’s leading media management, editing, and processing tool.” This new feature enables you to design videos from start to finish. Using a new overlay system, you can add audio and effects, as well as edit it and color correct. See the box on Compositing for an in-depth look at effects and overlays.

* **Printing**. Photoshop CS6 continues to enhance its printing capabilities by letting you not only print directly to a printer, but to different printing finishes. For example, you can print to a photo paper printer, an ink jet printer, a photo film printer, a photo CD printer, or a wide-format printer.

Of course, these enhancements come with some cost, especially if you want to buy more than your average printer. But you have a lot of power with Photoshop. You can open and edit a huge amount of image data, do a huge number of creative tasks, and put the output on the screen or into the printer. If you’re interested in graphic arts work, Photoshop is a great tool.

# Preparing and Organizing Images

Photo-editing software can create more work for you than you can possibly imagine. You may be surprised to learn that many images you find online, in the course of your travels, or in print need additional editing.

This may not be a bad thing because it may lead to more work for you in the future, whether you want it or not. In any case, you need to make some preparations when you’re using Photoshop.

As the name implies, it is a photo editor. It doesn’t come with a lot of specialised tools for editing images like other programs like Lightroom and has some useful basic tools to work on images. It’s a tool designed for using photos and not for making them.

Editing Images in Elements

Depending on what you want to do, there are two main options:

Elements is great for casual editing and small jobs but the tools that come with it are limited.

Photoshop is a full-featured program with more powerful features but a complex interface and can be slow and difficult to use for inexperienced users.

The Elements Panel

When you open the program, you’ll see the Elements panel at the bottom of the screen. All the tools that are available are represented in this panel and the toolbox to the left.

The panels main role is to organise and manage your images. By default you’ll have two panels. The first is the Library panel and the second is the Photomerge panel.

The Library panel is where you keep your images. You’ll find a browse button to navigate through all the images on your computer and the images appear in folders based on their location. There is also a way to sort by folders or name.

The Photomerge panel is the centre of the program. When you’re editing images, you can choose to edit them in the Photomerge panel, the Library panel or both.

Edit Images in Elements

Here’s a rundown of what’s in the Library panel, along with the tools that you can use to edit images.

Image

Select and open an image. You can select a photo from your computer or choose from images in the library. You can also drag images from the library to this folder. When you open the image, it appears in the image editor.

Design

This is where you’ll edit your image in Elements. You have three basic tools: Filters, Adjustments and Effects.

Filters

The filters section contains the basic filters that Photoshop Elements comes with. You can use the original ones you downloaded with the program or you can create new ones.

The filters section doesn’t contain any advanced features but you can create filters, change their settings and save them to the
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Accessing from a Python script vs a web-interface?

I have a script which reads data files from a MySQL database and generates a shapefile. I want to expand it so that it can run as a command line tool as well, so that it can be used as an automated ‘batch’ process to generate a particular shapefile from a given number of data files.
What I want to know is, as it currently stands, does it make any sense to do so?
The script currently just runs a python function which reads a data file and outputs a shapefile, and the only way to run it is via the command line. I can’t see any way that I could attach it to a web interface and have it call the python script (or is it actually possible?).
So in short, what would be the best way to do this?

A:

The way I have seen most successful “batch” shapefiles generated have been by using programs like QGIS and GRASS GIS which can batch read and write shapefiles to MySQL.
I would suggest that writing a python API for a database is best performed to then allow for a more automated interface. It gives you the option of running python scripts from outside of QGIS or GRASS, for instance.
Here is the QGIS API:

If you are using an RDBMS just create a batch script that runs a SQL query that writes the contents of the table into a shapefile.

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I would have the script call a web API, or shell script. That’s what I generally do when an application’s job is to call other applications to do work. One example is ARCGIS where a Python script is called to generate the shapefiles (ARCGIS actually uses their own Python API to generate the shapefiles)
This has the advantage that you don’t need to get someone to set up a webserver (and as a GUI, that is a much more complex and underdocumented piece of software)

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Best way to store data for multiple users (Android)

I want to store user specific data on android but I don’t want to use databases.
Basically I want to have a list of about 10-20 items, where each item is seperately editable. But rather than storing the data in a database or an XML file, I want to store it in a custom object.
For example:
User1 wants to edit a player location.
User2 wants to edit a player location.
User3 wants to edit a player location.

When I create my objects, the user data will be stored in an object called playerinfo
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playerinfo.setName(“Player name”);
playerinfo.setLocation(“player location”);

Now, if I were to add another player info object into the playerinfo object, the data would be saved.
So if I were to ask for player info from the object, I would get playerinfo.getLocation();
When I remove the player info object, the data would also be removed.
So the user can edit as many info objects as they want but when the object is removed, the data associated with it would be removed.
I hope this makes sense.
Does anyone know of any pre-existing code that I can use for this kind of implementation?

A:

If you want to put different data into one object, you don’t need to use a list of objects. You could directly store different fields in the object.
For example:
public class UserData {
private String name;
private Location location;

public String getName() { return name; }
public void setName(String name) { this.name = name; }

public Location getLocation

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