if you're using photoshopselect your layer, and then either use the brush tool (set to clear) to smooth the edges as much as you like, or create a mask for the layer and do pretty much the same thing (with a normal brush).
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rogan,
Sun 10 Nov 2002, 18:40,
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I'm using fireworks...but I think I can do it. I've been using the eraser tool and got it ok. but I mean... his ostrich has hair for god's sake.
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Sun 10 Nov 2002, 18:43,
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wow!I'd love to try and make one of my pictures using fireworks, maybe lots of coloured sparklers! :)
( rogan,
Sun 10 Nov 2002, 18:47,
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verydroll.
Talking of which though, aren't fireworks brilliant?
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Sun 10 Nov 2002, 18:55,
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Talking of which though, aren't fireworks brilliant?
I use fireworks as wellUse the feather marquee option, or just make sure the feathering is very high on the eraser tool.
Do you ever try masking areas? I like it because you can re-edit to your heart's content. It does take more time than any of the selection tools, though.
(Do you ever try masking areas? I like it because you can re-edit to your heart's content. It does take more time than any of the selection tools, though.
Artamnesia,
Sun 10 Nov 2002, 18:51,
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Mogwaister?When you put pictures from b3ta on your own page, could you take the trouble to credit the person who made them, or even just give a link to b3ta?
It's the nice thing to do and I think anyone here would do the same. We're such a warm and fuzzy community.
(It's the nice thing to do and I think anyone here would do the same. We're such a warm and fuzzy community.
Artamnesia,
Sun 10 Nov 2002, 18:56,
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no problems.to be honest I hadn't thought about it... my apologies.
link every time from now on :)
sorry guys n gals
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Sun 10 Nov 2002, 19:04,
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link every time from now on :)
sorry guys n gals
for theones that are currently on there, is a www.b3ta.com tag on the photo ok? I can't remember who made half of them...
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Sun 10 Nov 2002, 19:14,
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