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Scott Staley
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# Posted: 2 Apr 08 16:56
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I have a number of software programsthat have a feature called layers what is this and how do I use it
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fotogravenswaay
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# Posted: 2 Apr 08 17:05 - Edited by: fotogravenswaay
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it is exact what it says, a layer.
You start with your photograph and put layers on it to adjust all kind of things, like light, contrast saturation and so on ......but read the following article, because it is way to much to tell in a few words what you can do with layers.
LAYERS 1
LAYERS 2
I hope it is of any help for you Scott
kind regards ruud/fotogravenswaay
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eyeforabargin
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# Posted: 2 Apr 08 17:11
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I love layers! once you get the hang of it youll enjy the results.
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Scott Staley
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# Posted: 2 Apr 08 19:44 - Edited by: Scott Staley
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thanks I would like to use Corel, paint shop pro, but I dont know what I'm doing
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TGB
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# Posted: 2 Apr 08 21:53
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Scott,
I just did a Google search on 'Paintshop Pro Layers' and recieved 127,000 hits. Have a crack yourself, you're bound to find a suitably illuminating article amongst that lot.
Happy Layering
Regards
TGB
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Nivad
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# Posted: 28 Jun 08 23:14
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And experiment with it...
I've the feeling that I've learned a lot about photoshop in the passed few months only by experiment. And I've never read a single word about the program.
Agreed experimenting takes a little time but it is very learnful.
And layers, so I have discovered, can be very usefull.
Grtz
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pansa
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# Posted: 29 Jun 08 11:02 - Edited by: pansa
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You can also use layers for sharpening. A good trick (in PS) is to use "duplicate layer", then "filter", then "high pass" with a radius of e.g. 2 pxs and finally in the window "layers/channels/paths" click "overlay". Gives nice results.
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