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dave milbut #1
Re: taking shadows out of pictures in photoshop
out of the shadows tutorial <http://aikodude.tripod.com/PSRemoveShadows/main.html>
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problems with adding strokes to pictures imported from photoshop
When I try to add a stroke to a picture (copied and pasted) from photoshop, illustrator doesn't show it. In the appearance window it shows that I... -
importing pictures from photoshop
so I,m a new user, help me please! I want to bring part of picture from photoshop to freehand without the background. i have selected part with... -
Adjustments to a whole group of pictures in Photoshop at once?
This might be a silly question, but figure if anyone knows how to do this, they are on this forum. I am shooting golf outings that have 100-150... -
PHOTOSHOP 6.0 WINDOWS........MUTIPLE PICTURES FROM 3.5FLOPPY
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The Learning curve of taking great pictures.
On Thu, 10 Jul 2003 13:31:42 GMT, "DSphotog" <dsmith5knot@optonline.net> found these unused words floating about: That, or a luminance meter such... -
testpilot #2
Re: taking shadows out of pictures in photoshop
In Step 3,also consider Channel> Gray
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George Austin #3
Re: taking shadows out of pictures in photoshop
Dave,
What does the author means by "Set background channel to black" ? What if the background IS the image and there is no background "channel" per se? Must the background be converted to a layer and the background color be set to black?
I ask this, because my hopes for maybe miraculously salvaging some badly underexposed photos of people against a bright background were just dashed when I tried the technique.
Maybe I'm not applying the technique properly. Or maybe the photos just don't have shadow detail---which seems to be the case because no manipulation of the Curves curve in the shadows brings out usable contrast. However, for future candidate images of this type, I would at least like to know I am not mis-applying the method.
George
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Ron Hirsch #4
Re: taking shadows out of pictures in photoshop
I have no choice other than grey in PS 7 when I get to step 3.
Is it possible that an earlier version had the choice of setting the
background channel to black?
It does seem to work just fine with "grey".
Ron Hirsch
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