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Can you believe it? Another tutorial from Jakaleena, her second one today. And it's an excellent one on how to make your selections more accurate using Quick Mask.
Originally posted by DJ Dubovsky Three!! You're on a roll Girl. Don't stop now. Looks like you may have the latest challenge done soon if these examples are any hint.
Stay tuned for our next tutorial by Jak, titled "Where I Get The Energy From To Do All These Tutorials"
DJ
Nope, gonna call it "Why I have no life, and what I do instead!"
And as for that latest challenge - don't be a holdin' yer breath. It's HARD! Which is basically why I'm fritterin' away my time with tuts instead. (I also have a tut planned entitled, "How and when to procrastinate effectively" - lol)
I'd just like to add that for step number 4 (to toggle between black and white) it's sometimes easier to use the keyboard shortcut "x". That way you don't have to take your eyes off your work to find that (bent arrow)
Originally posted by Jakaleena (I was going to send that Procrastination Tut today, but I decided to wait until tomorrow...)
Where is that procrastination tutorial? I have been here only an hour and I'm already finding things which haven't been done on time. Pshaw !!!!!
Thank you for a very nice tutorial, Jak. I always do my selections directly in QM mode, and never bother with the lasso. But then this is for "art" work, and I find the feathering effect keeps the retouching discreet, when you apply an effect later to the selection.
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