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A post by DUV led me to post this. I was going to wait for the end of January, but this might be a good time.
It’s past time for us to dig down into our socks again. Our last fund drive started during the last part of June, 2003.
Note to newer members: We try to have a fund raising drive twice per year. Running a site like this is not cheap, and the owner has been trying to keep the site free for us. But he needs our help financially. If you would like to help, simply click on the “Support” link in the sliding menu to the left. Give whatever you feel comfortable with, whether it’s $1.00 or $100.00. It all counts, so if you feel this site is worth anything, please help support it.
Doug, with the help of the moderators, has done all the work to keep things running smoothly. They all deserve a very big “Thank you”.
Following is just a sample of the tutorials that have been posted since our last drive. This does not even include 7 or 8 weeks of tutorials that have been posted since the last drive. Here’s a list:
Quick, easy, painless “Selective desaturation”-- bhallo7
The awesome power of layer masks--Vikki
Restoring stereograms--ExclamPt
Create a photo template--bhallo7
“Smart sharpening” in Photoshop--Leah
Eye enhancement--K. Johnstone
One way of cleaning up large wall areas--Shalford
The stepwedge, and why to use it--Doug Nelson
Sans cloning--Doug Nelson
Basic monitor calibration for Photoshop--Doug Nelson
Leah’s curtains for PSP8--BigAl
Doug’s technique for creating curtains--Leah
Enhancing details in unevenly faded pictures--Flora
Another quick fix for unwanted color casts--Jeff L
Custom shape tool for your signature--Trimoon
Drop shadow tutorial--breasons
Channel mask and selective sharpening--Mig
Quick, safe levels adjustment--Doug Nelson
Replacing a background--Rachel
Scan to reduce surface texture and silvering--Roger_ele
Photoshop UI tweaks--Doug Nelson
Quick mask refining selections--Doug Nelson
Lightening shadows--Joe Peoples
Decrease focus depth--Doug Nelson
Using replace color--Doug Nelson
Quick fix for severe contrast--Doug Nelson
And that’s just the start of what this site offers. The “Challenges” area is arguably the best place to learn, although all forums offer a lot for anyone interested. And don’t forget the sliding menu. There’s more goodies hiding there. So please help keep the site going.
Thanks,
Ed
A post by DUV led me to post this. I was going to wait for the end of January, but this might be a good time.
It’s past time for us to dig down into our socks again. Our last fund drive started during the last part of June, 2003.
Note to newer members: We try to have a fund raising drive twice per year. Running a site like this is not cheap, and the owner has been trying to keep the site free for us. But he needs our help financially. If you would like to help, simply click on the “Support” link in the sliding menu to the left. Give whatever you feel comfortable with, whether it’s $1.00 or $100.00. It all counts, so if you feel this site is worth anything, please help support it.
Doug, with the help of the moderators, has done all the work to keep things running smoothly. They all deserve a very big “Thank you”.
Following is just a sample of the tutorials that have been posted since our last drive. This does not even include 7 or 8 weeks of tutorials that have been posted since the last drive. Here’s a list:
Quick, easy, painless “Selective desaturation”-- bhallo7
The awesome power of layer masks--Vikki
Restoring stereograms--ExclamPt
Create a photo template--bhallo7
“Smart sharpening” in Photoshop--Leah
Eye enhancement--K. Johnstone
One way of cleaning up large wall areas--Shalford
The stepwedge, and why to use it--Doug Nelson
Sans cloning--Doug Nelson
Basic monitor calibration for Photoshop--Doug Nelson
Leah’s curtains for PSP8--BigAl
Doug’s technique for creating curtains--Leah
Enhancing details in unevenly faded pictures--Flora
Another quick fix for unwanted color casts--Jeff L
Custom shape tool for your signature--Trimoon
Drop shadow tutorial--breasons
Channel mask and selective sharpening--Mig
Quick, safe levels adjustment--Doug Nelson
Replacing a background--Rachel
Scan to reduce surface texture and silvering--Roger_ele
Photoshop UI tweaks--Doug Nelson
Quick mask refining selections--Doug Nelson
Lightening shadows--Joe Peoples
Decrease focus depth--Doug Nelson
Using replace color--Doug Nelson
Quick fix for severe contrast--Doug Nelson
And that’s just the start of what this site offers. The “Challenges” area is arguably the best place to learn, although all forums offer a lot for anyone interested. And don’t forget the sliding menu. There’s more goodies hiding there. So please help keep the site going.
Thanks,
Ed
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