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Author, "Real World Compositing with Photoshop CS4 (Peachpit)". Beginning to expert questions for Photoshop CS3 and CS4 Extended, including 3D capabilities. I am also an expert here for Digital Photography. Please - NO questions on Lightroom, Elements, Express or versions earlier than CS2. These questions will be discarded.
Author, "Real World Compositing with Photoshop CS4" (available from Peachpit.com in January, 2009). I have been a professional level user since 1999, and have used Photoshop for photography, fine art, graphic design, web design, and technical image analysis. I have also conducted classes at the college level in both artistic and technical uses. I am currently an Adobe User Group manager.
National Association of Photoshop Professionals, Los Alamos Multimedia Users Group.
CommunityMX.com, Real World Compositing with Photoshop CS4 (Adobe Press).
Bachelor's degree, Physics
Several awards for digital photography.
What do I like? Hey, it's Photoshop! What's not to like?
Everything I can. My current efforts are focused on combining photographic processing with illustration techniques, so I am also learning Illustrator.
In CS4 Extended, you can import *and* export 3D OBJ models and textures.
"Photoshop" is not a verb. Because it is so easy to manipulate images, we now must rely on human integrity to have any kind of truth in pictures.
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Hi Jada, Unfortunately, there is no simple way to change the resolution to make larger images. When you try to make an image larger, you are moving the pixels further apart. You are effectively asking
Hi Gunter, I would start by looking at the RGB channels individually, and using one of those as a starting point for a mask. This really depends on how much contrast or difference there is between the
Hi Derrick, The obvious things to try are resetting the preferences file, and checking for any updates to Photoshop, your operating system and video card drivers (or a full system update if you want
Hi Jayson, The first thing I need to point out is that Photoshop rasterizes all text when it outputs to print (even PDF in most cases). This is different than applications like Illustrator or InDesign
Hi Robin, It sounds like you are using Mac. If so, the instructions can be found in the Optional Plug-ins folder as a PDF file. This PDF has some good information, but the summary is that you need to
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