Good morning class, today we have an interesting less on for you. I'm sure by now you've realized that many of the images on this site were home-made, not just ripped from some other site (Not that ripping isn't part of the process, but oh well). Most of this is done through the Magic Of Adobe's PhotoShop. How does this work you ask? Well, we're going to find out.

Now, if you surf for zelda sites often, you might have seen the above picture. My thoughts were always: How the hell did it get that messed up? No one would purposly mutilate a picture that bad would they? Well, the answer is both yes and no; No if you want a nice clean picture for a home-made site, Yes if you're Zelda.com and have Nintendo-funded fancy-ass JavaScripting.

Still confused? Let's continue. Here's the other part of that image, it's actually a whole seperate picture!










What nintendo has the ability to do is to position these to pictures in an exact location so they line up and make it look regular. What you as the webber don't know is that when you save the image you'll really be getting just one piece of it. On top of that, the part you do have is pretty messed up. What is a fooled webmaster to do with this shatted image? Continue on to...

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