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Thu, Dec 22, 05 at 13:27
| Can someone recommend a site for learning to work with layers.Beginner. I just got PSP 9 and would like to learn how to use it for restoring old pictures. It seems like this should be done by working with layers.
thanks,
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| Hi Marilyn, From one Marilyn to another, Nice to see that name! I have done all my retouching on a copy of the original right on the photo it's self. What kind of retouching do you mean? Like taking away scratches and defects? I have never used layers for that. ~Urlee~/Marilyn |
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- Posted by Marilyn_FL (My Page) on Thu, Dec 22, 05 at 17:09
| Yes taking away scratches and adding back parts of a photo that may have been ripped. I was reading through the messages and saw where someone had part of a photo torn and it was able to be repaired using layers. I don't know anything about using layers and am interested in learning how to use that part of the program. I like all of your things you have been posting. I really like your day 56. One of these days I hope to learn how to do some of the fancy things you are doing. Marilyn |
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| You mean like this? I did that when I was first learning PSP7. I must have had patience huh?
~Urlee~ |
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- Posted by Marilyn_FL (My Page) on Fri, Dec 23, 05 at 5:55
| Yes that's what I am talking about. Great job. Now I just need to learn how to do that. Marilyn |
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| Hi Marilyn, I like all of your things you have been posting. I really like your day 56. One of these days I hope to learn how to do some of the fancy things you are doing. I forgot to thank you for your kind words. Thank you! And you just stick with it and as long as the want to is there, you will! The above picture, I used the clone tool as I knew nothing else, but now, in the newer versions, they have so many more tools that work well and better to make it so much easier to do. You get a picture and practice with your tools to see what they do and use where they will do the job. If I run across some tutorials that you would benefit by, I surely will send them your way. I'm sure others on here may have the URLs to tutes that would help you. ~Urlee~ |
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