
:D
That's lovely. Really looks like it's hurtling at full pelt.

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That's lovely. Really looks like it's hurtling at full pelt.


I was pretty impressed with Photoshop to start with. Now I'm actually trying to learn some of it, I am utterly stunned by how good it is.
That entire picture was created from scratch. Amazing that something like that can be done with basically zero artistic talent.
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Thu 27 Oct 2011, 15:22,
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That entire picture was created from scratch. Amazing that something like that can be done with basically zero artistic talent.

What does your new version do that your old one won't? I'm still using trusty old photoshop7
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Thu 27 Oct 2011, 15:23,
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as bothering to try to learn something more than just the lasso tool.
I have CS3. I don't know what it has that 7 doesn't. I used 7 for quite a while but as you can see, I'm only just learning to do some proper stuff so I don't know if I've used anything that 7 doesn't have.
As a rough idea, for this pic I used:
Layer masks
Fill or adjustment layers
Noise and various blur filters
Hue/saturation adjustment
Inner & outer glow
Transform
Difference clouds
Gradient overlay
Various layer blending modes
and a couple of other bits.
90% of that list is new to me.
The impressive bit will be if I remember what any of them do!
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I have CS3. I don't know what it has that 7 doesn't. I used 7 for quite a while but as you can see, I'm only just learning to do some proper stuff so I don't know if I've used anything that 7 doesn't have.
As a rough idea, for this pic I used:
Layer masks
Fill or adjustment layers
Noise and various blur filters
Hue/saturation adjustment
Inner & outer glow
Transform
Difference clouds
Gradient overlay
Various layer blending modes
and a couple of other bits.
90% of that list is new to me.
The impressive bit will be if I remember what any of them do!

I had a cs version, but my poor old PC wasn't up to the job of running it, so never found out what it did, 7 has all the things in you list...
I'm still learning the lasso tool myself ;-)
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Thu 27 Oct 2011, 15:35,
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I'm still learning the lasso tool myself ;-)

but the missus was determined to get a more up to date version for her photography. I don't know what it does extra but I think it was because most of the magazines she was reading showed how to do things in CS.
CS3 was cheaper than CS4 or CS5 by a LOOOONG way.
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Thu 27 Oct 2011, 15:38,
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CS3 was cheaper than CS4 or CS5 by a LOOOONG way.

And what I'd find really usfull is, it alows you to ajust the softness on the soft edge brushes which would be really usfull
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Thu 27 Oct 2011, 15:41,
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Must work out how to do that.
There's a 'hardness' slider on the brushes, perhaps it's that. I don't remember if that was in 7 or not.
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There's a 'hardness' slider on the brushes, perhaps it's that. I don't remember if that was in 7 or not.

7 doesn't have it....
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I use Photoshop 5.0 Limited Edition! And boy, is it limited. It was free though.
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*claims prize for most limited photomanip package*
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But I don't really mind. It is like a comfy pair of slippers to me now and if anything it's simplicity adds to my style of drawing.
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I like 7's simplicity.....
I have jasc paintshop pro 8 and a relitvly spanky version of coral somewhere as well, but never use either, I just like trusty old 7 :-)
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I have jasc paintshop pro 8 and a relitvly spanky version of coral somewhere as well, but never use either, I just like trusty old 7 :-)

It's because my computer's too old and crap to run CS properly :(
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Thu 27 Oct 2011, 15:33,
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as does my old 2002 ibook.
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I have a better PC lying on the floor in bits, just needs some life breathing into it.... by the time I get around to doing it though
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:)
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with volumetric shadows, but I don't seem to have a screengrab of it.
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I guess I just want to see things explosions.
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