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remington_girl 07-25-2009 04:40 AM
Some pics
 
Managed to get Photoshop CS4 though I have no clue how to sharpen my images.

Enjoy the pics.

My friends dog









My wee Blackie loves to sunbathe

stikbow26 07-25-2009 05:31 AM
Very nice!!!Walt

blkpowder 07-25-2009 06:17 AM
remington girl; when you open your photo shop,do you notice a small arrow on the right hand side of the photo shop window? If you do,click on it. This will give you a quick fix option. One of the tools is for sharpen. You can let the program choose the settings or you can do it manually.

remington_girl 07-26-2009 12:54 AM
Originally Posted by blkpowder (Post 3392450)
remington girl; when you open your photo shop,do you notice a small arrow on the right hand side of the photo shop window? If you do,click on it. This will give you a quick fix option. One of the tools is for sharpen. You can let the program choose the settings or you can do it manually.
Thats cool thank you :D

Do you know how to use photoshop quite well?

blkpowder 07-26-2009 09:37 AM
Originally Posted by remington_girl (Post 3392865)
Thats cool thank you :D

Do you know how to use photoshop quite well?
I use Photoshop,Corel Paint Shop X and Corel Graphic Design Pro. Just started using Photoshop last year,so I got some learning to do with this program. Bought it for some features Corel didn't have.

remington_girl 07-26-2009 10:06 AM
Originally Posted by blkpowder (Post 3393062)
I use Photoshop,Corel Paint Shop X and Corel Graphic Design Pro. Just started using Photoshop last year,so I got some learning to do with this program. Bought it for some features Corel didn't have.


Awesome photos!

How did you keep the butterfly in colour?

blkpowder 07-26-2009 10:35 AM
Awesome photos!How did you keep the butterfly in colour?
Take a color photo,mask the area you wish to stay colored,then covert image to grayscale(8bit).

blkpowder 07-26-2009 04:21 PM
By the way Rem Girl: you submitted some beautiful photos on this post and your other post. I apologize for not mentioning that earlier.

remington_girl 07-27-2009 01:21 AM
Originally Posted by blkpowder (Post 3393287)
By the way Rem Girl: you submitted some beautiful photos on this post and your other post. I apologize for not mentioning that earlier.
That's very nice of you, thank you. I do try my best. I want them to be perfect.

How do you mask? :s10: lol

blkpowder 07-27-2009 03:56 AM
Originally Posted by remington_girl (Post 3393513)
That's very nice of you, thank you. I do try my best. I want them to be perfect.

How do you mask? :s10: lol
Why silly girl. With the masking tool of course! LOL Another way of keeping selected subjects original while altering others is by Layering. The next question I would like to ask,how much experience do you have with photoshop.

remington_girl 07-27-2009 06:15 AM
Originally Posted by blkpowder (Post 3393553)
Why silly girl. With the masking tool of course! LOL Another way of keeping selected subjects original while altering others is by Layering. The next question I would like to ask,how much experience do you have with photoshop.
I have used new layers so it doesn't go permanent on my original image until im satisfied then i'll merge them but i am still getting to grips with masking lol

blkpowder 07-27-2009 06:45 AM
Originally Posted by remington_girl (Post 3393635)
I have used new layers so it doesn't go permanent on my original image until im satisfied then i'll merge them but i am still getting to grips with masking lol
Remington Girl; First I have to tell you,everything that I have learned on these programs has been self tutored.With that,like most computer programs,there is multiple ways to accomplish the same task. So with the way I'm about to explain may not be the best "or" easiest,but I get the final results that I want. The other note: I'm doing this in my Corel Graphic Pro. Again,I purchased Photoshop for some features I didn't have in either Corel programs.

Step1: open your photo with your program
Step2: On your toolbar you should find mask tools. I like to use the freehand tool.
Step3: outline the area with the freehand tool that you wish to remain unchanged.
Step4: you should then see mask at the top of your toolbar. click on it and it will show options. click on invert, then select Monochrome.
Step:5 you will see object on the top of your toolbar. click on it and it will display options. select combine with background.
Step6: go to file,click on save,then click on save as,then select jpeg,tiff or what ever format you wish to save the file.

When I get time,I will try this in Photoshop to see if and how it is different.

That's what is great about these programs. They let your imagination run wild.:s1:

blkpowder 07-27-2009 06:57 AM
Rem Girl, me bad! I left out one little step. After you select Invert, you then select Monochrome. Then continue with step 5 & 6.

Good Luck!

remington_girl 07-27-2009 10:44 AM
Originally Posted by blkpowder (Post 3393665)
Rem Girl, me bad! I left out one little step. After you select Invert, you then select Monochrome. Then continue with step 5 & 6.

Good Luck!
Thanks dear! :love::D

blkpowder 07-27-2009 10:48 AM
Originally Posted by remington_girl (Post 3393818)
Thanks dear! :love::D
Your very welcome Hon!:love::biggrin:


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