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02/23/2005 10:31:25 PM · #26 |
I really like the second one! Tracy, when I click on the High Key Sketch Action all I get is a bunch of code. Is this what I';m supposed to get or am I missing something. I'd really like to use that action on a couple photos I've got of my son.
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02/24/2005 12:42:35 AM · #27 |
Might need to right click and select Download Linked File As
or take the .atn off the backend in the url, then enter...gives you a choice then
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02/24/2005 09:12:29 AM · #28 |
Originally posted by dacrazyrn:
Might need to right click and select Download Linked File As
or take the .atn off the backend in the url, then enter...gives you a choice then |
That worked -- thank you
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02/24/2005 11:18:33 AM · #29 |
Originally posted by bear_music:
[...]Each adjustment was made on its own adjustment layer, then the opacities of the layers were adjusted so a hint of color came through.[...]Robt. |
You said before your editing was legal in the basic rules. I thought adjustment layers had to be applied at full opacity. Am I wrong?
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02/24/2005 12:54:29 PM · #30 |
| Hope everyone is getting on with the light on white. I got some great tips here ,THANK YOU! |
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02/24/2005 01:05:42 PM · #31 |
Originally posted by gloda:
Originally posted by bear_music:
[...]Each adjustment was made on its own adjustment layer, then the opacities of the layers were adjusted so a hint of color came through.[...]Robt. |
You said before your editing was legal in the basic rules. I thought adjustment layers had to be applied at full opacity. Am I wrong? |
Yep, you're wrong. ;-)
From the Basic Rules: "Changing the opacity of an Adjustment Layer is permitted."
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02/24/2005 01:07:03 PM · #32 |
A posterboard could work the same way and you wouldn't have to mess with 8X10 sheets of paper Leon Just make sure you don't use the glossy side of the posterboard. Anyone correct me if I'm wrong.
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02/24/2005 03:24:51 PM · #33 |
How come everytime I post in a thread.......it dies.........do I jinx these things?
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02/24/2005 05:56:10 PM · #34 |
here's my take ;-) |
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02/24/2005 06:00:44 PM · #35 |
Originally posted by skiprow:
here's my take ;-) |
great image... the question is will something like this version be seen as "light" |
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02/24/2005 06:40:40 PM · #36 |
Originally posted by Artan:
Originally posted by skiprow:
here's my take ;-) |
great image... the question is will something like this version be seen as "light" |
Good question! I'd be worried about that.
Skip -- I like it. What did you do that was different from Robert or Tracy? |
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02/24/2005 07:06:59 PM · #37 |
Originally posted by debitipton:
Originally posted by Artan:
Originally posted by skiprow:
here's my take ;-) |
great image... the question is will something like this version be seen as "light" |
Good question! I'd be worried about that.
Skip -- I like it. What did you do that was different from Robert or Tracy? |
i selected the background, then inversed the selection, created a new layer via copy, then changed the blending mode to screen. i made the border using lines, with the border color coming from part of the stem.
i was shooting for something similar to jennifer's tulips, and this was close enough for me as was. otherwise, i probably would have started fiddling with more things... |
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