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the digital studio: Art and Technology: Tips and Tricks
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Thursday, February 21, 2008. For more on toy cameras, go to toycamera.com. This is the original image before the multi-layered process of creating the toy camera effect was applied. This is the final image after the process was applied. To follow the process, step by step, click on the HANDOUT link for "Toy Camera Effect" in the Handout Link List at the right. Posted by John Fehringer. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Toy camera effect: action / atn file. Layers vs. Channels.
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the digital studio: Art and Technology: February 2008
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Thursday, February 21, 2008. For more on toy cameras, go to toycamera.com. This is the original image before the multi-layered process of creating the toy camera effect was applied. This is the final image after the process was applied. To follow the process, step by step, click on the HANDOUT link for "Toy Camera Effect" in the Handout Link List at the right. Posted by John Fehringer. Friday, February 8, 2008. Layers vs. Channels. TIP: Before you flatten and save your image, duplicate it (Image Duplicat...
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the digital studio: Art and Technology: Photoshop: Selections
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Saturday, January 26, 2008. Using the stark image of an Idaho barn we discovered the many ways one can select, save and load selections. The top image is the original image and the image below it is a view of the hidden selection channel created by saving the outlined selection of the front of the barn (Select Save Selection). The white area in the selection chanel indicates the open, or exposed area of the mask created by the selection. Posted by John Fehringer. Toy camera effect: action / atn file.
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the digital studio: Art and Technology: Layers vs. Channels
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Friday, February 8, 2008. Layers vs. Channels. There really is no fight between which is better, layers or channels. Actually, layers and channels are two very different parts of the image puzzle in Photoshop. Each are used for separate and specific purposes. When the editing process is completed and you are satisfied with your image, you can merge, or combine, the layers into one composite layer. TIP: Before you flatten and save your image, duplicate it (Image Duplicate), then flatten one and save both ...
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the digital studio: Art and Technology: January 2008
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Saturday, January 26, 2008. Using the stark image of an Idaho barn we discovered the many ways one can select, save and load selections. The top image is the original image and the image below it is a view of the hidden selection channel created by saving the outlined selection of the front of the barn (Select Save Selection). The white area in the selection chanel indicates the open, or exposed area of the mask created by the selection. Posted by John Fehringer. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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the digital studio: Art and Technology: Selection Tutorial
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Friday, February 1, 2008. Saving a selection to a channel. Posted by John Fehringer. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Toy camera effect: action / atn file. Layers vs. Channels.
