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Microsoft Digital Image Pro Lessons: August 2008
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August 15, 2008. 1 I just picked an element and paper for this exercise. ( From my Counting Sheep kit. Select the item you want to make transparent. Here it is the sheep. 2 Then at the top of your tool bar select Effects, scroll down and highlight "Transparency" then select "Even". (Click on screen shot to enlarge if you need). 3 Move the bar back and forth to increase or decrease transparency. Have fun with this! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). To view the screenshot up close, just click on it.
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Microsoft Digital Image Pro Lessons: Transparency Tool
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August 15, 2008. 1 I just picked an element and paper for this exercise. ( From my Counting Sheep kit. Select the item you want to make transparent. Here it is the sheep. 2 Then at the top of your tool bar select Effects, scroll down and highlight "Transparency" then select "Even". (Click on screen shot to enlarge if you need). 3 Move the bar back and forth to increase or decrease transparency. Have fun with this! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). To view the screenshot up close, just click on it.
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Microsoft Digital Image Pro Lessons: Adding Shadows
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March 30, 2008. Once in a while I like to add shadows to some of the elements or embellishments on my pages. It helps them stand out and creates a "realness" to the page. So, I showed you how to do this easy trick with our little cupcake here. I layered it on the page and then selected the heart to add a shadow to. 1 Go to the effects tab on the top tool bar and select shadow. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). To view the screenshot up close, just click on it. Exposure and Lighting Tool.
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Microsoft Digital Image Pro Lessons: March 2008
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March 30, 2008. So here you go a run down of what to do. 1 I have picked the paper and then I have placed the picture and ribbons underneath. Then I decided I wanted to put another layer of paper underneath the photo as a frame. 3 Now you have your selected paper pasted on top of your photo and you need it underneath. 4 I always work from the top, so whatever layer I want on top I select it (in this example the photo). I then left. Once in a while I like to add shadows to some of the elements or embellis...
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Microsoft Digital Image Pro Lessons: Changing Color/Hue
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March 30, 2008. 1 Open up a paper that you want to use from one of your kits. Then go to effects in the top tool bar and in the drop down menu select "change hue". 2 Change the hue by dragging the yellow circle around the outer ring. Change the saturation by dragging the blue circle toward the inside ring and increase brightness by dragging blue circle to the outside of the inner ring. If you are happy with the results then you are done and can begin scrapping, if not continue below.
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Microsoft Digital Image Pro Lessons: June 2008
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June 17, 2008. Often times we buy kits with a few elements on a page, like " My Big Backyard Girl. Kit elements come. I know other programs are different and you use a lasso tool or technique to get individual elements off the page, but in DIP this is one way you can do it:. 1 Open the element page you want to use and also the paper you are "pasting" on. 2 There are two tools you can use. The first is the marquee tool located in the lower tool bar. If you want and complete your layout. June 12, 2008.
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Microsoft Digital Image Pro Lessons: Exposure and Lighting Tool
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March 19, 2008. Exposure and Lighting Tool. The amount of shadow in a picture (less for a darker finish, increase for brighter – like a flash). Increase/Decrease to affect the amount of light in the picture. Increasing really brightens the white balance and can help make colors pop. Use this to increase/decrease the contrast between light and dark. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). To view the screenshot up close, just click on it. Exposure and Lighting Tool. Color and Saturation Tool.
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Microsoft Digital Image Pro Lessons: Using Elements
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June 17, 2008. Often times we buy kits with a few elements on a page, like " My Big Backyard Girl. Kit elements come. I know other programs are different and you use a lasso tool or technique to get individual elements off the page, but in DIP this is one way you can do it:. 1 Open the element page you want to use and also the paper you are "pasting" on. 2 There are two tools you can use. The first is the marquee tool located in the lower tool bar. If you want and complete your layout. For help with tech...
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Microsoft Digital Image Pro Lessons: Using Templates
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June 12, 2008. As promised, I had many ask on how to use templates. I save all my templates that I offer in png, so that they are easy to fill and replace. I will show you how and then you can go get my free templates. And try one on your own. Also, if you want the kit I used it is called Bubblegum Garden. By the way, this will only work if the template elements are not flattened down and if they are saved in png format (like mine) but there are others out there that do it that way too. Here is my comple...
