Who took the cheese?
Thursday, November 22nd, 2007Excellent way to manipulate images. Check it out.
Seen at: Vecindad Gráfica
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And if fire was made by water…
Tuesday, November 6th, 2007…how would it be? Here are 4 pictures from boredstop.com
Color your images with the History Brush
Friday, November 2nd, 2007Thanks to Cristalab.com we’ll be able to learn the next trick in photoshop. There’s no doubt you’ll be able to learn many tips from this web site.
First of all we open our image (grey-scale), this will be our model:
We’ll duplicate so we can have two identical copies, if anything goes wrong, you’ll always have a backup.
Let’s decolor the skin, in order to do this, we go to Image/aAjustments/Hue/Saturation and we chose the color we wantl (if you have the default mode in Edition as Master, chose it), this are the value I’ve chosen:
Note: make sure you activate colorize so the color you chose is select. After clicking in accepting, it should be something like the example below.
Now we go to Action History and we chose the previous one (meaning, we undo the action we had just made, like when doing Ctrl. + z).
Now we chose the brush in tip: Historial Brush ( Y ). We go again into the History windows and we chose the box in the left side for Hue/Saturation, as below:
And then we start to paint (make sure the layer where you’re working is selected).
This should the final result.
Repeat all the steps again. In this case, after coloring the background and the lips, this is the final result:
I hope you liked it. The Historial Brush is also very useful when you need to color images up for corrections or shadows and many more things.
Pixelmator - A new Photoshop for MAC?
Thursday, October 25th, 2007
Pixelmator is a brand new and powerful image editor program based on Core Image and OpenGL with layer support, tons of tools (essentially the ones we already know from Adobe Photoshop), capacibility of integration with iPhoto, Automator, iSight…
May of us thought that Pixelmator was nothing but another sample of vaporware, this demo video will clear all your doubts for sure, and it even allows us to see how it works with many opened images at the same time, moving among layers, changing the lawyer blending modalities, taking a picture with iSight and even opening Photoshop files (among other 100 formats) and work with them.
The key question here is to know if Adobe has already realized the amount of people that will rather pay $59USD for Pixelmator or $1,900USD for Photoshop for just domestic shores.
Source: AppleSfera
Official Website: Pixelmator
