They are Mommy and me photos of me and my son...and one of me and my daughter. I was able to do something with the one of my son and I...how ever I cant get the darn crinkles out of the one of my daughter and I.....help and ideas.....
The first one is the original and the second one I...
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01-12-2007, 08:24 PM
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Hi,
I am looking for a good tutorial to make a ghost from a subject. There are a lot of tuts out there, but i want to make/try something as:
http://davidstuart.net/#mi=2&pt=1&pi...2&p=0&a=0&at=0
I can decrease the OPACITY and...01-20-2008, 08:42 AM -
I had a photo session this weekend with a senior for her sr. portraits. The settings that this photo was taken at was f2.8 1/60 ISO 105 WB Auto +2.0 (BAD).
So, obviously I need to read over my owner's manual again so I'm not just shooting and hoping for the best.
Aside...11-08-2004, 07:40 PM -
I took some wedding photos this weekend and have a nice one of the unity candle lighting, but it's missing something... is there a way to fake-in a star filter effect to it? Tutorial appreciated. Thanks!10-19-2005, 08:51 AM
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I would like to learn how to create a collage of photos using Photoshop Elements 2. I have looked in several books on PE2 and cannot find anything about it. I don't want to simply put four or so photos together in one image. I would like to have a photo background (reduced opacity) and perhaps feather...06-27-2003, 06:33 PM
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I'm using CS3.
1. Is the wall of lights layer right behind Senior boy photo? So the 2 little kid photos are behind the wall of lights layer?
2. What's the best way to blend/make the colors of all the pictures come together?
3. Is that a screen/lighten overlay that makes the whole thing whitish?
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Lights show through one of the kids, so behind him.
Try duping and flattening your entire image, then apply Average blur. You'll end up with a solid color that combines all the colors in the image. Try different blend modes and opacitys.
To me that looks like a blurred image layer (I prefer dust and scratches on full), then screened over. A popular wedding effect.Learn by teaching
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Thanks. I'll try that. For now, I'm having trouble blending the edges of the photos.Comment
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