Here's one that has me stumped and I'm hoping the collective wisdom here can help.
I picked up a very cool trick when using the healing brush from one of Scott Kelby's books. The trick is to first narrow the brush and then to angle it at something like -49 degrees.
This, in turn, renders a kind of star pattern when the healing brush is used. It's almost as if the brush were "tumbling" over your image. Teh result is that the "healing" looks much more natural because it's randomizing the pattern it lays down.
All well and good; I used it all the time under PSCS. But now that I have PSCS2, I CANNOT get the healing brush to perform as above, even though I have ALL the settings the same.
I even went to a computer store, booted up their Mac (I'm using a G5, dual processor) and ran PSCS2 and tried to get that machine's healing brush to work as before, no dice. So I know it's not specific to my machine.
Any help??
Thanks -- Brock
I picked up a very cool trick when using the healing brush from one of Scott Kelby's books. The trick is to first narrow the brush and then to angle it at something like -49 degrees.
This, in turn, renders a kind of star pattern when the healing brush is used. It's almost as if the brush were "tumbling" over your image. Teh result is that the "healing" looks much more natural because it's randomizing the pattern it lays down.
All well and good; I used it all the time under PSCS. But now that I have PSCS2, I CANNOT get the healing brush to perform as above, even though I have ALL the settings the same.
I even went to a computer store, booted up their Mac (I'm using a G5, dual processor) and ran PSCS2 and tried to get that machine's healing brush to work as before, no dice. So I know it's not specific to my machine.
Any help??
Thanks -- Brock
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