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Today i tried a different version of loop effect where the cloud was rolling in on its self,Mind you i have tried loads of different ways but i quite like this effect. Attached Image (viewed 222 times): |
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Keith Clark Administrator 
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Hello Cat, The fellow on the bottom right hand side caught my attention. Keith Attached Image (viewed 195 times): |
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Hiya Keith, You saw what i saw although some people did not notice him,lol. How do you mark it with that yellow square?I still havent figured out how to do that yet. cat  |
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Keith Clark Administrator
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Hello Cat, What are you using for photo software? Any chance you or one of your friends have any Adobe products?? Keith |
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Hi Keith, I use windows movie maker to go through it frame by frame,And i just resize an crop in microsoft office picture manager.My hubby has photoshop but tbh keith i tried using it and i got mixed up on layers etc,lol. Heres another smaller image i captured today,I find using the lighter blue hard to bring them through,I prefer deeper blue.Hubby says this image looks like a female,but when i look at it i see two face then one face changing direction. Attached Image (viewed 195 times): |
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Keith Clark Administrator
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Nope, unfortunately your software doesn't provide the option to highlight a specific area. I felt the same way about Adobe at first, but you don't need to use all of that stuff. What I do is: Capture my screenshot. File, new. Edit, Paste. Image, adjustments, brightness/contrast Image, image size (to resize) Use pointer to select an area, right-click, stroke (to highlight certain areas. File, save as And of course, the crop tool and such. Maybe I'll make a tutorial for this in the future. If you feel the impulse to try it again, let me know. I was able to see more in your picture inverted. The lack of contrast between light and dark made it difficult to bring out much more, here it is: Keith Attached Image (viewed 194 times): |
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