On Tuesday 09 October 2007 20:49:24 carol irvin wrote:
in both photoshop and GIMP you do not need to do these functions as a layer
adjustment
(i.e. work on layers). You can use the Image menu in photoshop and make
these adjustments
without layers or in Gimp you can go to the Tools menu and
i use layers all the time but it is in a mixing and blending context. i
also have developed the rather odd habit of saving many, many different
versions on the desktop while i am doing things in either program and i
generally go to layers when i'm putting those images on top of one another
and
rather than relying on sharpen to sharpen an image, i have much better luck
using levels or curves.
i also typically increase saturation some on images after i have done a
layers or curves adjustment.
i thus almost never need to use sharpen, which is good, because sharpen
usually doesn't make my
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* carol irvin [EMAIL PROTECTED] [10-09-07 23:14]:
rather than relying on sharpen to sharpen an image, i have much better
luck using levels or curves.
i also typically increase saturation some on images after i have done
a layers or curves
in both photoshop and GIMP you do not need to do these functions as a layer
adjustment
(i.e. work on layers). You can use the Image menu in photoshop and make
these adjustments
without layers or in Gimp you can go to the Tools menu and do an adjustment
under colors.
as long as you are saving your
