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08/18/2007 08:27:51 PM · #1 |
| Okay, So I have to identical copies. Can I make one darker and then erase certain parts of the lighter one for more impact. Not creating new areas or shapes- just lighter ones. Thanks for any reply. |
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08/18/2007 08:32:08 PM · #2 |
Yes as long as both were from the same original.
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08/18/2007 08:32:52 PM · #3 |
Yes, that's legal in advanced. Not in basic.
(Using two identical copies of the same image, two RAW conversions, stuff like that, but NOT two separate identical shots of the same scene at different exposures.)
Added: He, he, cindi beat me to it, I guess it's KISU time (keep it simple, ursula).
Message edited by author 2007-08-18 20:35:40. |
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08/18/2007 08:34:59 PM · #4 |
| for that you don't really need two copies, just an adjustment layer with a mask |
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08/18/2007 08:38:33 PM · #5 |
Thank you again!
What about using the different brushes with dodge and burn? Is that creating a new shape? |
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08/18/2007 08:43:56 PM · #6 |
Originally posted by bleu:
Thank you again!
What about using the different brushes with dodge and burn? Is that creating a new shape? |
That's a tricky question to answer. In general, no, it's not creating a new shape, unless you do something like make a big smiley face in the sky with your dodging or burning, or create clouds or light rays where none were before. Does that answer it sort of? |
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08/18/2007 08:56:30 PM · #7 |
| Well, I was going to created a huge wing in the sky! shoot! lol. Thank you! I think I might have a handle on this now. Much appreciation. Nite. Nite. |
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