The X-Ray Brush

[Rexx]

View tutorial here

[Doug Nelson]

This is an excellent tutorial with loads of information. I just hope we get the image attachment problem fixed soon.

[Rexx]

I was able to add the images from my pc.

Please re-visit my tutorial, everyone

[Leah]

Marvellous! Now, about those cars in front of Santo Condestável...

[Rexx]

Originally Posted by Leah

Marvellous! Now, about those cars in front of Santo Condestável...

The ugly things were parked!

Besides, I was running out of time. Me running, sweat running, still a cemetery to visit, hotel far away, got to shower, plane leaving. Next time!

PS: And when I got to the cemetery, would you believe it?! They had moved Fernando Pessoa back in 1988!

[Ed_L]

Wow, Rexx! Excellent!! Bravo! That's one you won't find in every site on the net.

Ed

[Rexx]

Doug, Leah, Ed:


Thank you all!

I got "only" a 9 on Clarity. Can anybody suggest an improvement? More images?

[Rexx]

I know that the Transfer function could have been explained better, but I'm planning on writing another piece on Perspective, and wanted to expand on it there. I need to take some photographs for that tutorial, and haven't had time to do that yet.

[dpnew]

Hi,

What width did you use for the images in your tutorial?

[Rexx]

Originally Posted by dpnew

Hi,

What width did you use for the images in your tutorial?

The "full-size" images are 800*600 or 600*800, Save for Web

[dpnew]

Hi,

Thanks for the response.

The "full-size" images are 800*600 or 600*800, Save for Web

Are you saying you can't remember which, or you used both dimensions? The reason I ask is because Doug Nelson said the maximum width is 700 pixels.

[Rexx]

Originally Posted by dpnew

Are you saying you can't remember which, or you used both dimensions?

Haven't you ... um ... read the tutorial...?

[Rexx]

This is not "ego-bumping", honest!

Last weekend I was practising my own technique, and again I forgot to correct in both vertical and horizontal direction. That is, I wanted to get rid of a telephone pole. I stepped sideways, no problem, gone in Photoshop in a few seconds. But I forgot the lines, just like in Lisbon.

So folks, remember to bend your knees!