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To: ErnBatavia
I have Paint Shop Pro 7 too. It is simpler than Photoshop but still a good program. I tried reading tutorials, they just confused me so I just messed around a lot. You can't hurt anything, go for it. Paintshop is set up different from Photoshop, the toolbars are different but most of the terminology is similar. You can do a lot with basic adjustments and the clone tool.

There was a period when I was too sick to go anywhere. I just messed with photo editing. The kids tried to keep me supplied with books but I read fast and even used books get expensive. I'd go nuts with nothing to do and I hate TV.

12 posted on 04/19/2010 6:15:43 PM PDT by SWAMPSNIPER (The Second Amendment, A Matter Of Fact, Not A Matter Of Opinion)
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To: SWAMPSNIPER
I still learn something new almost all the time but I can't stand video tutorials.

I took this last fall and considered it a throwaway because the sky was overexposed and you couldn't even make out the clouds. I stumbled across a trick the other day that made it a whole new picture.

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All I did was open the original. Then make a new transparent layer. Next I put a black to transparent gradient from top to bottom and changed the blending mode to soft light and adjusted my opacity to where I liked it.
15 posted on 04/19/2010 6:26:26 PM PDT by cripplecreek (Remember the River Raisin! (look it up))
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To: SWAMPSNIPER

Well, since I received PSP 8, we’ve gotten a new computer with Win 7 - so now, being incompatible, the program is uninstallable and worthless. Damn.


18 posted on 04/19/2010 6:37:32 PM PDT by ErnBatavia (It's not the Obama Administration....it's the "Obama Regime".)
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