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Is it possible to get certain items made into mockups on request?

Justin;95847 wrote:Very talented indeed Just downloaded mug mockup, doesn't seem to want to work in PS CS2

Just bought the coasters as well, great work should be rewarded!

Oh bummer. It is quite old CS2. I use photoshop a lot for other things so can easily justify the £9 a month it now costs for CC 2014

Just got CS2 installed at home, CS4 in the office, will have to change this version then Often thought about CC but I use Illustrator and PShop.

Minimum requirements for the link Paul gave is CS4

Justin;95849 wrote:Is it possible to get certain items made into mockups on request?

Yes. Most of them will do jobs on request. Not sure how much they charge

Working a treat in CS4 Superb.

Thanks Paul, I have a customer who only buys one particular item and it would be great to get some images, will have to look into this further.

downloaded mug one to see if any better than the PS script ...yep it is...

only prob is....saving as png - 16.5mb !!!!.. way to large for quick loading time for any web site.

if you save as jpeg / jpg , 100kb and it dont look right

Have you tried the Save ForWeb feature to bring the size down? Only issue I've found is when the image shows the handle it goes right over as there's no gap, I guess that just needs tweaking though.

Justin;95867 wrote:Have you tried the Save ForWeb feature to bring the size down? Only issue I've found is when the image shows the handle it goes right over as there's no gap, I guess that just needs tweaking though.

yep, tried that and this what i got -
as you can see....it dont render the left side of the mug right

same as if saved with jpg / jpeg

bigj - looks to me like you've slightly moved the layer that holds the smart object details (your design). When you have finished design on the psb file, flatten it and save. Ive looked at the master copy and it is perfectly aligned so user error there Im afraid. As for size flatten everything and then go to Image> Image Size and choose a height...1024 is usually plenty for web use

Justin - yes on that design just make a blank layer above the blue grid one - fill with white and then with your design layer at top move it to the right - flatten and save and it will be clear of the handle. How much? About 20% worked for me.