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First class!!! Highly, highly recommend.
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+2 moreLoving it and just used it on my homepage
Thanks for the feedback Generator! Just had a quick peek at your homepage, and they look great. Cheers bud.
beautifully
Cheers mate
How do I keep my images from not distorting when resizing them inside psd?
Hi wesleysoccer. Simply holding down Shift when transforming the images will ensure that ratios/scale is maintained (handy little trick, that will work in various other programs such as Word, Publisher…)
Another question…Can I make the macbook, imac, etc larger before I save the file? After I save them to my desktop in a png format or jpg format they don’t seem that large. I want to display these on my portfolio but need them larger? Any help would be great?
The examples were provided a little smaller than the originals (for speed and performance reasons). If you’re wanting them a little bigger, look in the ‘mockups’ folder, where the images are larger
You can quickly recreate your desired position and save. Hope this helps.
Disregard the above question about the image size…I figured that out…Last question. How do I change the background color to white or make it transparent?
THanks and great work.
(I answered the question, just incase someone had a similar question). If you’re working from the ‘mockups’ folder, then there is a layer called ‘Background’, which you can either hide or change to white. Similarly, if you’re working from the examples folder, then there is also a ‘Background’ layer in each of the examples. Just remember, if you’re wanting to save a transparent background, saving as a PNG will be your best option. Hope this helps
hi would you kindly answer wesleysoccer question, unlike him i did not figured that out myself, thanks
“Another question…Can I make the macbook, imac, etc larger before I save the file? After I save them to my desktop in a png format or jpg format they don’t seem that large. I want to display these on my portfolio but need them larger? Any help would be great?”
Hi Floox. Sure yeah. I’ve answered it above for you and him. The largest possible sizes for the devices, are within the ‘Mockups’ folder. Hope this helps.
Great job!
Thanks yantodesign
Awesome work! I love it!.
One thing. Is it possible to update this, or easily add/change the main large monitor size. I don’t want it to use the same size for it and the laptop. thanks.
Brilliant stuff!
Thanks, amzee
Do your files work in CS3?
Hey, is it possible for you to provide the separated .psd files? I only have Photoshop Element 9 available, so the folders in the file can’t be modified…
Nice Mockup
Seems really good!
Just a question: which license type I need if I want to use it in my theme preview image in TF (not in theme itself).
Works and looks great. 5 stars!
Hi,
Could you please tell me if a white version of iPhone and iPad can be included in the package or if I can easily modify it?
Thank you!
Hi,
Is this vectorised? Or only suitable for the web?
Very useful, nice mockup… Good Luck!