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I made this brush using a tut by corey baker
use on a separate layer then
add layer styles
outer glow > red > 100% opacity > blendmode hard light
inner glow > orange yellow > 100% opacity > blendmode > hard light
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I'm just reading a book "Adobe Photoshop CS5 for Photographers" and the authors says that healing brush is "best used at full opacity and with a hard brush (just about the opposite of the clone stamp tool)".
I didn't know that. I always used healing brush with soft brush....01-31-2011, 09:25 AM -
Hello all,
I have a photo that I'd like to put into my portfolio, but the dress has major wrinkles. I've tried to clone them out but that's not getting me anywhere. Can anyone look this pic over and point me in the right direction? I'm not worried about the breast area, it's the belly...02-16-2005, 08:21 PM -
I want to isolate the beams going from the lightsource bij turning the background black totally. The problem is when I turn the background black I lose some of the light. How can I do this the best way. Any idea’s? The link leads to a raw file of the image.
http://db.tt/uAn7nYV7
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Hello everyone :-)
Can anyone help me to find out about the technique that brings such beautiful light into an image? Like in these ones:
Lighthouse 1
Lighthouse 2
I use to use adjustment layers, but I am not sure what you guys did with...03-14-2005, 04:23 PM -
OK, here it is:
I'm starting to progress(?) from just using filters to also using brushes. Many of the tutorials I read say "use a soft brush". What exactly is a "soft brush"? I'm using Elements 2 and I beleive most of the brushes are the same as PS.
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