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A colourful little character
The Sunday Challenge this week is Inversion. I didn't really like the effects of this and and had to do something that gave me a bit more pleasure, so I followed the instructions which were given as an aid on the TSC site.
The first difficulty presented itself immediately - I didn't have a Lasso Tool; but then I found the Magnetic Lasso. That tool was a tad difficult to use but by this point I became determined.
The next problem was working with different layers which I've never done before. That was quite easy. Then I had to search to find where the Inversion tool was.
The final process was to touch up the edges of the colourful little character. I learned a lot about the power of Photoshop, enjoyed the challenge, and will never trust a digital photograph ever again. :-)
The PiPs show the original and a total inversion.
The first difficulty presented itself immediately - I didn't have a Lasso Tool; but then I found the Magnetic Lasso. That tool was a tad difficult to use but by this point I became determined.
The next problem was working with different layers which I've never done before. That was quite easy. Then I had to search to find where the Inversion tool was.
The final process was to touch up the edges of the colourful little character. I learned a lot about the power of Photoshop, enjoyed the challenge, and will never trust a digital photograph ever again. :-)
The PiPs show the original and a total inversion.
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Amelia club has replied to JanAmelia club has replied to Chrissy clubI might try something much simpler.
Amelia club has replied to Sami Serola (inactiv… clubAmelia club has replied to M♥rJ Photogr♥phy !!… clubM♥rJ Photogr♥phy !!… club has replied to Amelia clubAmelia club has replied to H CAnd about creating such color-keys (what it is in the end): I always use the rubber/erser (no idea how the tool is called in English) to get parts of the layer underneath visible again. Works wonderfully when you work on a very large version of your work (to scale it down later on). You are able to scale the tip from "endless" to only one pixel, choose the softnes of the edges from hard to very soft and as you work in little steps, you will be easily able to correct mistakes in going back one step (undo the last step, or so ...).
Hope, despite my non-special-English it helped a bit.
The young man has a happy smile...that´s wonderful ;)
Enjoy your sunday!
I have used Photoshop on a daily basis for years and I am always amazed by it. Most of what I have learned I have done so simply by working blind and trying things.
Leaving your grandson uninverted really works so much better than the man from Mars-look;-)
Amelia club has replied to Gudrun clubden kleinen Jungen habe ich sofort in mein Herz geschlossen!
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