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TwilightImaging
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There are a lot of sites out there...this one has some good step by step tutorials in adjustments and compositions...
Photoshop Tutorials
N JOY!
Photoshop Tutorials
N JOY!
Toxick
Splat
Have you seen the "You suck at photoshop" tutorials?
I don't know if they're safe for work, but they're funny as hell.
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TwilightImaging
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Oh man! I have never heard of this...
Adult content definately.
The vw bus
Donnie where are you?
I'm doing our taxes in the basement...hahaha.
The poor guy sounds stressed.
Adult content definately.
The vw bus
Donnie where are you?
I'm doing our taxes in the basement...hahaha.
The poor guy sounds stressed.
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(((echo)))
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i only have 1 question an dit has to do with the quick selecrtion tool in CS3....it wants to act like the magic wand tool, the first click is ok but after that it wants to select just about everything :shrug:
i have adjusted every setting available.....
my desired outcome to to be able to select just what is in the pointer and nothing else
i have adjusted every setting available.....
my desired outcome to to be able to select just what is in the pointer and nothing else
nhboy
Ubi bene ibi patria
I haven't tried this one yet but.....
Adobe Photoshop Tutorial: Cast Light From A Window - Learn Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Photoshop Tutorial: Cast Light From A Window - Learn Adobe Photoshop
nhboy
Ubi bene ibi patria
Maybe this page will help.
Photoshop CS3 training, Quick selection tool, refine edge CS3 Photoshop Tutorial
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TwilightImaging
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Should only do this when holding ctrl down. I pulled mine up, not doing it. Maybe
re-set tools?
The selection should change every click unless your holding ctrl at the same time...
re-set tools?
The selection should change every click unless your holding ctrl at the same time...
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TwilightImaging
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Looking around for photoshop...I noticed the "speed painting in photoshop" on u tube...quite fascinating actually. I tried doing a self portrait using the pencil, etc. Brought up a picture in photoshop. Then opened a new document with a white back...brought the opacity to about 30% so you could see the picture underneath and just drew where the outlines were. I am sure with time you could really do some cool work.