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Does anyone use Elements? Can you answer questions? Cheers, Jim CCRR:woohoo:
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15 years 6 months ago #4630
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Hey Jim, I received Elements 4 with my scanner. I find it anti-intuitive and clunky but I have done some nice things with it after a lot of blood sweat and tears. It could be I just need to spend more time working with it. I can't believe their out with "7" already, I hope it's better 4. Tim
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15 years 6 months ago #4633
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Tim, From what I can gather, the major step was the Elements 6 edition. Major bugs and easier to deal with. I got a great deal on 7 so I figured I would give it a try. Trouble is there is not Manual. I'm thinking about ordering Photoshop 7 For Dummies. Cheers, Jim CCRR:woohoo:
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15 years 6 months ago #4636
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Socalz44 wrote:
Learn Photoshop Elements 7 Video Tutorial
Photoshop Elements tutorials
before you start squandering your money have a look at:..I'm thinking about ordering Photoshop 7 For Dummies. Cheers, Jim ...
Learn Photoshop Elements 7 Video Tutorial
Photoshop Elements tutorials
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15 years 6 months ago #4637
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Thanks Chris, I should have known you would come through. How did you find this. I did my searching and didn't come across this nice video presentation? Cheers, Jim CCRR:)
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15 years 6 months ago #4638
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Chris, great tutorials, thanks a million.
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15 years 6 months ago #4639
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hey Jim, you can't be good at everything
btw - I know nothing about Adobe's Photoshop Elements ...
so the links do not constitute endorsement
btw - I know nothing about Adobe's Photoshop Elements ...
so the links do not constitute endorsement
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Hey Jim,
I took graphic arts in college and I thought I would play with one of your other southern division photos.
What I did to make the "steam" is use an airbrush with white on a new layer. Then I duplicated the picture and added a motion blur to just the train. (this could be done a lot cleaner but I need to get to work soon) I then created another layer and just used a noise filter "looks like static" and turned the opacity down to like 7% to make all the elements look like they are on the same page. This was done in about 5 minutes just to show you how some of the layer functions work.
Zac
I took graphic arts in college and I thought I would play with one of your other southern division photos.
What I did to make the "steam" is use an airbrush with white on a new layer. Then I duplicated the picture and added a motion blur to just the train. (this could be done a lot cleaner but I need to get to work soon) I then created another layer and just used a noise filter "looks like static" and turned the opacity down to like 7% to make all the elements look like they are on the same page. This was done in about 5 minutes just to show you how some of the layer functions work.
Zac
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15 years 6 months ago #4645
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Thanks Zac, I haven't got very far using the different tools yet. I'll keep trying. Cheers, Jim CCRR:)
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15 years 6 months ago #4652
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I guess I don't need photo shop. For some reason...a lot of my pictures come out blurry with fuzz in them without it. LOL. bh
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