CS3 Help

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  1. Smeagle

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    Nevermind that, how do you play with the settings on the smudge tool?
     
  2. SAVExTHExWHALES

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    Select your brush then F5
     
  3. Haseo

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    Questions:
    How do I scale the image?The pointy arrow thing in top right of tools pallet
    How do I bucket fill?Hold down mouse on the gradient tool and more tools pop up.

    Sorry, just switched viewing styles so didn't see...
     
  4. SAVExTHExWHALES

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    Been there done that, where have you been?
     
  5. Smeagle

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    How do you desaturate something?
     
  6. SAVExTHExWHALES

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    Layer>New Adjustment Layer>Hue/Saturation turn down the saturation.
     
  7. Stoj

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    Or Ctrl + Shift + U

    Desaturate.
     
  8. Smeagle

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    How do you add a widescreen border?
     
  9. SAVExTHExWHALES

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    I'm not sure on that one, but you could always use the selection tool to select a rectangle then paint bucket it black, duplicate, and adjust opacity.
     
  10. Smeagle

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    What about gradient maps?
     
  11. SAVExTHExWHALES

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    Layer>New Adjustment Layer>Gradient Map
     
  12. Smeagle

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    What about a regular border?
     
  13. SAVExTHExWHALES

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    There are a few ways but an easy way is double click the layer to open blending options. Click stroke set it to black or whatever color and inside. Then choose a size.
     
  14. Smeagle

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    ****! I accidentally closed it without saving!
     
  15. Haseo

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    once you have the image finished and saved, right click a layer and select merge visible, then go to edi>stroke>inside and select w/e settings you want.
     
  16. Smeagle

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    It was amazing too. ****!
     
  17. SAVExTHExWHALES

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    Well I can't help you there!
     
  18. Smeagle

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    Well thanks, Ill redo it and post my result pretty soon.
     

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