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DS1

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Sun Nov-30-03 08:16 PM
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Poll question: Favorite Photoshop Feature....

This should be interesting...

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matcom

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Sun Nov-30-03 08:19 PM
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1. EXTRACT feature!

by FAR the most 'valuable' :D

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DS1

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Sun Nov-30-03 08:20 PM
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3. they might as well call it mactomify

especially around here :7

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matcom

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Sun Nov-30-03 08:21 PM
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5. GET ADOBE ON THE PHONE DAMMIT!!!

i DEMAND a rename!!!

:D

PRICELESS

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nostamj

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Sun Nov-30-03 08:20 PM
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2. "only a mere ten options" ?

depends on the project at hand. still learning. one of the best 'sandboxes' ever!

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DS1

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Sun Nov-30-03 08:21 PM
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4. only ten options per poll

:shrug:

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DS1

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Sun Nov-30-03 08:25 PM
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6. excellent, the correct option is making a comeback

:bounce:

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jmowreader

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Sun Nov-30-03 08:41 PM
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7. The Pen Tool

I use the Pen Tool a lot. It is the best way to make selections.

My second favorite tool is the Info Palette. With me, nothing but specular highlights (reflections on water, for instance) can have zero-percent color in them; with the Info Palette, I can read into a white area and be sure there is some cyan, magenta and yellow in the lightest parts. (My favorite mix is 7 percent cyan, 4 percent magenta and yellow, no black.)

I like the Curves dialog too. If you know how to use this, you can tweak a picture's color balance so neatly with Curves.

A little Gaussian blur, a little Unsharp Mask, those are all good.

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Mika

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Sun Nov-30-03 08:45 PM
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8. How could any of that be effective, or fun, without..

.. layers.

Bush's Homeland Security jackboots "bringing it on"

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mopinko

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Sun Nov-30-03 08:47 PM
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9. magnetic lasso

curves are good too. but magnetic lasso is the best for rearranging things. like this- http://pinkobuttons.com/buttons.html?Stupidity+1

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