A quick overview of the rules: Nothing offensive - if it's offensive, link it, instead of posting it in-line, and make a note that the link is Not Safe For Work (NSFW). Keep in mind there are young'ns on our boards. 
If you have questions - please get it approved by a mod before posting it - better safe than sorry.
Do not post doctored photos of other MacRumors members without their permission.
We'd like to have a new photoshopping each week (or even more often), so if you have recommendations for source images, please either PM or IM Mudbug a link to your suggested image. Or better yet, post it to this thread so that it will be counted, and credit given where it's due. If you steal the image from someone, at least let us know where it came from.
Please no suggested images in current threads - it will only make the thread confusing.
Want to participate, but don't know how? READ ON:
Photoshop (the Gimp, Paint Shop Pro, etc.) are great tools, but only when used correctly. Spend some time taking advantage of the many Photoshop tutorials online. Google will help you find them (and their image search application will come in very handy as well). Here are a few tutorials to get you started:
http://hotwired.lycos.com/webmonkey/98/20/index0a.html
http://www.photoshopcafe.com/tutorials.htm
http://phong.com/tutorials/
http://www.worth1000.com/tutorial.asp
thanks to the http://www.fark.com FArQ for the links
If you have questions - please get it approved by a mod before posting it - better safe than sorry.Do not post doctored photos of other MacRumors members without their permission.
We'd like to have a new photoshopping each week (or even more often), so if you have recommendations for source images, please either PM or IM Mudbug a link to your suggested image. Or better yet, post it to this thread so that it will be counted, and credit given where it's due. If you steal the image from someone, at least let us know where it came from.
Please no suggested images in current threads - it will only make the thread confusing.
Want to participate, but don't know how? READ ON:
Photoshop (the Gimp, Paint Shop Pro, etc.) are great tools, but only when used correctly. Spend some time taking advantage of the many Photoshop tutorials online. Google will help you find them (and their image search application will come in very handy as well). Here are a few tutorials to get you started:
http://hotwired.lycos.com/webmonkey/98/20/index0a.html
http://www.photoshopcafe.com/tutorials.htm
http://phong.com/tutorials/
http://www.worth1000.com/tutorial.asp
thanks to the http://www.fark.com FArQ for the links
