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Topic: Burn tool question |
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| mkultra Replies: 2 Views: 823 |
 Forum: Tools and Panels Posted: Tue Aug 14, 2012 1:58 am Subject: Burn tool question |
| I absolutely love the Doge Tool, i use it all the time and i get a very natural result if not overdoing it. The Burn Tool however, when using this tool to darken a portion of something, it just adds t ... | |
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Topic: Contrast problems |
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| mkultra Replies: 1 Views: 433 |
Forum: General Photoshop and Design Discussion Posted: Tue Aug 14, 2012 1:50 am Subject: Contrast problems |
| http://piclair.com/data/fhhe6.jpg what would i do to remove the extreme contrast of white in this texture without altering the rest of the image? I've tried Levels and Curves, but both would ch ... |
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Topic: Cut an image into fixed pieces? |
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| mkultra Replies: 6 Views: 536 |
Forum: General Photoshop and Design Discussion Posted: Sun May 27, 2012 5:38 pm Subject: Cut an image into fixed pieces? |
| Thanks! That worked quite well. I still had to zoom in to get it right even with snap turned on though, wish it would snap only to those 1024 squares and nothing else. But it's no huge problem. | |
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Topic: Cut an image into fixed pieces? |
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| mkultra Replies: 6 Views: 536 |
Forum: General Photoshop and Design Discussion Posted: Sat May 26, 2012 4:49 am Subject: Cut an image into fixed pieces? |
| I tried that and couldnt set it to 1024, it would only allow 1000 pixels, seems like it has to be even numbers. http://piclair.com/data/e252a.jpg really stupid of them to make such limitations. |
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Topic: Cut an image into fixed pieces? |
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| mkultra Replies: 6 Views: 536 |
Forum: General Photoshop and Design Discussion Posted: Fri May 25, 2012 5:00 pm Subject: Cut an image into fixed pieces? |
| I have a 10240 x 1024 image that i need to cut into 10 1024x1024 images, how do i accomplish this the easiest way? I tried a fixed size for the marquee tool, but even with snap turned on it's hard ... |
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