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If you have any tips, links, or even a particular discussion within this group that may be helpful, please email me at [email protected]
Links to Web sites:
For starters we should have a link to Gary's site http://www.angelfire.com/md2/creativewood/browning.htm
You may want to try
http://whitewolf-tutorials.tripod.com/. Darryn(Whitewolf710) has some tips he gathered and has them posted on his Website. Just click on the cheat sheets on the left hand side.
Darryn has also found some other sites that you may like to check out. They are:
Here is Darryn's Mini-Tutorial for Adobe Photoshop CS (should also work with Elements):
Here are the steps:
First: Crop your picture down to what you want.
Second: Select Image /Mode/Greyscale
Third: Select Filter/sketch/photocopy play with sliders
To get a more detailed pattern
( Before using brightness look for the tools called burn and dodge located
on the tool bar on the left side of the screen if the area is to light burn it if its to dark dodge will lighten it.)
Fourth : Select Image/adjustments/brightness-contrast
Fifth: Clean up floaters, thin areas and other edits using paint brush
It works with 85% of the pictures I've tried.
when editing your picture and zooming in and out hold down the Alt Key and click either plus or the minus key this will zoom in and out when cleaning up areas
another good tip is when you use the lasso tool and need to adjust the mouth or eyes or anything else in a picture (move two people closer together) hold down ALT and tap the arrow keys to move your selection one pixel at a time to desired location
Keith Marriot's (Keithm) Paint Shop Pro 9 tutorial can be found by clicking on the Link to Tutorials below.
Brett Miller (Scroller_aus) has added his steps for creating patterns from Adobe Photoshop Elements 2. Click on the Link to Tutorials below.
Kevin Daly's procedure for making your own frames has been added. Click on the Link to Tutorials below.
John's (Tutorss) tutorial for Photoshop/Photoshop Elements can be found
here.
Sue Mey (Meydenheart) has a step-by-step tutorial in PDF format available for Photoshop for purchase here.
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