Someone on another board asked me how I achieved a sort of glow effect on a banner and I made this tutorial (my first one, so be warned 'lol') thought I would post it in case it is of any use to anyone! 😉
I just got PS7 and I'm pretty new to all this kinda stuff so if this question is really stupid lol...it's because of the newness 🙂
When I select an section of an image, I almost always get the message that says:
No pixels are more than 50% selected. The selection lines won't be visible.
When you are usign the tool check towards the top it might say "feather" then have a box next to it with a certain number of pixels in, eg "20px". If it does what happens is you make a selection but it sorta shrinks it, hard to explain. That might be the problem.
In blend challenges there is often colorization challenges. I completely don't understand them so I was wondering if someone could tell me how you do it? I have psp.
Can someone tell me what layer masks are and what they do and how to use them, to blend i usually use the clone stamp, but i wanna know about these layer masks
I use PS 7
In blend challenges there is often colorization challenges. I completely don't understand them so I was wondering if someone could tell me how you do it? I have psp.
Basically open a new file with a banner size. (There's a predefined size in PS.) Open a favourite picture of yours. Drag the picture into the empty banner. Then go to edit, free transform; you'll be able to fiddle with the size and get it to fit in the banner... remember to hold down shift to avoid streching. Now use the text tool to put some text over the picture. And voila, you have your first most basic banner!!
It didn't work.
You mus not have Paint Shop pro, or a different version.
First the picture could not be dragged into the banner.
And second there is no free transform under edit.
find an image you want to use as a banner, then right click on it and then click 'copy'
go to your banner, whatever size it is, and right click again, then click 'paste as new layer' that should work.
Sorry... PS means Photoshop... Paintshop Pro is PSP... but I shoulda figured you might not be familiar with the abbreviations... anyhow... I hope you'll show off your work to us sometime 😉
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