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Feb 26th, 2003 at 6:38am

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I have just been playing around with a few of my old screenshots and Photoshop 7. I must admit that  I didn't really know what I was doing, I was just trying to find ways of editing them without going over the top....well that was the idea  Wink

I will give a description of what I was trying to do.....


Pencil Sketch.
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50's era print (I have to admit that this is my fav.).
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Old colour photograph.
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This was supposed to be looking through a bomber window, but didn't really work out!
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One of those terrible cheap prints of oil paintings, that you find in country pubs, covered in nicotine.
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Poor quality B & W photo.
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Thanks in advance, constructive criticism and advice is welcomed.

Rifleman, can you tell me how to remove part of an image from one picture and place it onto another? I have played around with the magic wand tool and it's settings but I'm getting nowhere but frustrated.


Joker  8)
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Reply #1 - Feb 26th, 2003 at 9:00am

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yep, the second one is the best  8)
 

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Reply #2 - Feb 26th, 2003 at 10:34am

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I have just been playing around with a few of my old screenshots and Photoshop 7.  Thanks in advance, constructive criticism and advice is welcomed.
Rifleman, can you tell me how to remove part of an image from one picture and place it onto another? I have played around with the magic wand tool and it's settings but I'm getting nowhere but frustrated.

Joker  8)

Joker, this is not an easy task to explain, but I'll do my best in a PM for you....that way, I won't take up too much space in this area talking about stuff that may not be of interest to the masses.........that OK ?

p.s. btw, the magic wand tool is a good start but is frustrating to everyone who doesn't understand what it does....(it sees brightness levels)
I think this is the effect you want to acheive ?  8)
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Will try to get your notes done after work today
 

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Reply #3 - Feb 26th, 2003 at 11:19am

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Joker, this is not an easy task to explain, but I'll do my best in a PM for you....that way, I won't take up too much space in this area talking about stuff that may not be of interest to the masses.........that OK ?

p.s. btw, the magic wand tool is a good start but is frustrating to everyone who doesn't understand what it does....(it sees brightness levels)


An IM is fine, thanks I look forward to it.

I understand how the Magic Wand works yet still cannot set the tollerance correctly. I either spend hours selecting tiny areas or select half the picture at once and then de-select the relevant areas while un-selecting the parts not needed (does that make sense?). Any advice will be helpful and any info on using layers would also be appreciated, but only if you have time.

Regards,

Joker  8)

Ps. I think we are posting at the same time, lol. Yes that is the type of effect I was looking for, one you do often and so very well....... Smiley
 

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Reply #4 - Feb 26th, 2003 at 11:23am

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image now posted on same response..........will get back to ya after work.....you will probably be asleep by then....Damn time zones ! Angry
 

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Reply #5 - Feb 26th, 2003 at 11:25am

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Hi Ho....Hi Ho....it off to work I go...............back at ya later  Cheesy
 

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Reply #6 - Feb 26th, 2003 at 11:26am

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Don't count on it Rifleman, I have strange sleeping patterns....been up all night already and I can usualy manage 2 in a row, just get a little cranky  Angry lol.

Joker  8)
 

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Reply #7 - Feb 26th, 2003 at 12:13pm

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Just another couple of pics I have been playing with this morning.

The idea again was to make it look like it was taken from another plane (maybe another B-25 in formation?) I intentionaly left the black area on the left to try and make it look like it was the blured edge of a finger or something (like a lot of my pics  Wink lol).
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In this one I tried to replicate one of the blurred, slightly washed out photos that my parents have from the 60's
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It is my aim to be able to replicate an old photo by the year 3000, or before I die....whichever is sooner??!!!

Joker  8)
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Reply #8 - Feb 26th, 2003 at 4:33pm

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Been trying a variety of things with Photoshop today, you know I have had it for about 3 months but never really used it for much more than resizing screenshots. I have to say that now I have started to play around with it I am blown away by the posibilities and can't drag myself away from it, sad eh.

Another picture I worked on. The original was a bit pale (the pic was taken with little light breaking through high cloud) so I set to working to brighten the image up and make it a little more realistic. I think it turned out ok and wouldn't look modified if you hadn't seen the original.

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I need a life  Embarrassed

Joker  8)
 

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Reply #9 - Feb 26th, 2003 at 11:57pm

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love number's 2 and 3 in the first set, all the other ones in the other sets are good too
 

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Reply #10 - Feb 27th, 2003 at 5:39pm

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Hey Joker, I think they all look great!!
Keep it up!!

Hey Rifleman, How about some "cross-hairs" for this target  Grin


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Reply #11 - Feb 27th, 2003 at 8:43pm

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Reply #12 - Feb 27th, 2003 at 8:47pm

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Cross-hairs would be very nice.....

A: We got him on sight sir...
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A: But sir, there is a human being out there!!
B: They are the enemy, now drop the bombs!
A: But-
B: But nothing! Drop them!
A: Whatever you say

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B: HA HA HA!! Look at the sucker going down in flames!
A: That wasn't very nice

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Reply #13 - Feb 28th, 2003 at 10:30am

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Rifleman, where do you get or how do you do the crosshairs? Is it in Photoshop 7?
 

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Reply #14 - Feb 28th, 2003 at 11:17am

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Rifleman, where do you get or how do you do the crosshairs? Is it in Photoshop 7?

I do use Photoshop, and although I do use #7, it doesn't have to be, but you can do this with just about any prog that will allow you to select and fill......this one is done on a second layer, then with the ruler selected and the circle selected for me to see how large in diameter it is, I select one single row of vertical pixels splitting the image in the middle, and fill it with black......I do the same for the horizontal and VIOLA !  Shocked  CrossHairs  8)
 

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