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Posted a Comment: Feb 8th, 2012
"just playing around
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Posted a Comment: Feb 8th, 2012
"
erm...I'm not sure what you want me to say?
step 11: click on the paintbrush shaped tool and pick the brush you want to use.
12: change the mode to overlay and set it to 40% opacity"
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Posted a Comment: Feb 8th, 2012
"usually what I do is scale it down and then put a sharpen filter (filters > enhance > sharpen) on it.
example:
before putting a sharpen filter (set to 30) on it-
after:
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Posted a Comment: Feb 8th, 2012
"here's the html code for it:
84a4b1"
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Posted a Comment: Feb 8th, 2012
"I hope you can sort of see the kind of color I made:
and to get that level of brightness I set the layer to screen at 60% opacity with a black layer on overlay to balance it out a bit.
if you want it brighter just set the opacity higher on the light layer"
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Posted a Comment: Feb 8th, 2012
"I would try a pale grey-blue or white, depending on how bright you want it to be.
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Posted a Comment: Feb 8th, 2012
"I usually only use a yellow filter when the image itself appears to be outside during the day.
otherwise I pick the color based on the lighting of the image itself. (a light blue-grey for night-time, for example).
Or you can use a white layer, which will work for any image.
Another opt"
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Posted a Comment: Feb 8th, 2012
"well if you have any questions, just ask and I'll do my best to show/explain. "
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Posted a Comment: Feb 8th, 2012
"sure thing, I'm a little behind atm so it might be a little bit. "
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Posted a Comment: Feb 8th, 2012
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IT'S OK! I have a Wii anyways. "
