it's VERY EASY :)i'm sure there's a way to do it easily anyway, there usually is, i never find it until much later though.
You jusy need to use the 'levels' go to the levels slider and drag from the left and the right until the contrast is just how you want it.
Making the pic greysclae first may help.
You could even do it in a rudimentary way using the brightness contrast - but levels is the right way to do it.
(You jusy need to use the 'levels' go to the levels slider and drag from the left and the right until the contrast is just how you want it.
Making the pic greysclae first may help.
You could even do it in a rudimentary way using the brightness contrast - but levels is the right way to do it.
Professor Fnord Regius Professor of B3ta Chronology,
Mon 31 Mar 2003, 22:58,
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Yeslevels will do the job (but I prefer curves)
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Duncan Disorderly,
Mon 31 Mar 2003, 23:01,
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curves are good for coloursbut for this specific job levels are better suited i think. (pretends to know what he's talking about)
( Professor Fnord Regius Professor of B3ta Chronology,
Mon 31 Mar 2003, 23:04,
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I thought it would be very easytoo ;)
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100% kitten better than ever,
Mon 31 Mar 2003, 23:01,
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