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06/06/2004 10:50:27 PM · #1 |
can;t find the bugger! Anyone got clue 'cause I sure don;t!
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06/06/2004 10:54:13 PM · #2 |
| It's in the menu under the dodge tool which looks kind of like a pushpin. |
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06/06/2004 10:54:58 PM · #3 |
| Its in the seventh group on the tools list, on the right. It looks like a hand, just click on the group, keep holding, then the list will pop, it'll say "Burn Tool". |
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06/06/2004 10:55:20 PM · #4 |
| If your using photoshop CS, its the 7th icon on the right on the floating toolbar |
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06/06/2004 10:56:14 PM · #5 |
i thought is was there but it isnt. Can I reset the settings to get it back or something?
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06/06/2004 11:06:58 PM · #6 |
Originally posted by Rooster:
i thought is was there but it isnt. Can I reset the settings to get it back or something? |
Try Preferences>Tools&Cursors |
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06/06/2004 11:07:14 PM · #7 |
First make sure the floating Tools Pallette is visible. If it is not, on the main munu, click on "Window" and "Tools" (second last entry).
Now, on the Tools Pallette, look in the right colum, seventh tool from the top. If the burn tool (hand) is not displayted in this position, right-click on whatever is, you should seee three choices; sponge, burn, dodge. Choose burn, and the burn tool will now be on top.
Remember that there are multiple related tools at each postion. Choosing between them is as simple as a right-click.
Please post back and let us know if this solves the problem...
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06/06/2004 11:13:45 PM · #8 |
Shift+0(letter) to toggle between the lollipop tools :P
Message edited by author 2004-06-06 23:14:21. |
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06/06/2004 11:59:43 PM · #9 |
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06/07/2004 01:32:45 AM · #10 |
A better way to burn/dodge is to create a new layer, set the mode to overlay, and check the box to fill it with 50% gray. Then with that layer selected, select the brush tool, set the foreground color to black and the background to white. Select the brush too and set the opacity to ~ 35%. Use black to burn, hit X to switch to white and dodge.
This way, you are only working on the overlay layer, and if you decide you don't like what you've done, just delete that layer.
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