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AmyLee · Newb Joined: 29 Jan 2005 Posts: 12

o.k. never mind i have my name up don't now why iididn't show up but now my name is up! Very Happy

yay back to photoshop topic.

AmyLee · Newb Joined: 29 Jan 2005 Posts: 12

Oh yeah forgot! Surprised

I need help on coloring in things and then making a light affect. And then some pictures that i seen the lighting looks glossy. I need help on doing that. . . . .

AmyLee · Newb Joined: 29 Jan 2005 Posts: 12

Yes but it's like when you polish somethhing very hard and it is shiny. I would give you the pic. but i can't find it that's why i took to long to reply. such as like this one but this isn't the one.
[img]http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y55/goatkris/linkone.gif[/img]

AmyLee · Newb Joined: 29 Jan 2005 Posts: 12

this is to complicated <_<

AmyLee · Newb Joined: 29 Jan 2005 Posts: 12

i see.........

Rindi_chan · Posted: Wed Jun 22, 2005 7:46 pm Post subject:

Hm. Methinks this thread is in the wrong area, but putting that aside... There's nothing wrong with learning your way around via trial and error. <_< There's no point in looking at tutorials if you aren't even familiar with Photoshop's interface. Try the different tools out - see what they do. Experiment with layers - there's a whole menu-bar devoted to them, and they can let you get around the whole magic-wand issue. There's always the help feature if you have specific things you want to find out (get to it by pressing the F1 key).

I'm not a Photoshop whiz or anything, but if you want to get a shiny effect, you could probably get something by playing around with filters, or by using the dodge and burn tools. Don't know what they are? Look it up! Search in Photoshop's help, or try googling it. Very Happy