Below I've created a short video showing how to use Photoshop CSS to create images with transparent backgrounds.
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Nice tutorial! Have you ever heard of Photoshop Actions? It allows you to "record" the steps of a tutorial and save it as a single Photoshop Action file (.atn), which you can load up later to perform the same steps in a different image with a single click of a button!
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No, I haven't heard about it. Thanks for sharing the information. I went to your site and it looks interesting.
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