Can someone that has photoshop, please take the picture below and make it so everything in the picture is black and white except for the green bandana on my head and the green in my hoodie.
http://s213.photobucket.com/albums/cc120...
please?
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you can have it here: http://img205.imageshack.us/img205/3920/...
photoshop CS,CS2?
CAD 2004,2005,2006?
thanks for your help~
The newest version is always the most popular.
They are Photoshop CS3 for photoshop and Autodesk AutoCAD 2008.
Its always changing as they release newer versions! if your gonna get one then you best get the newest one available. keep up with the times!
Paintshop Pro is about one of the best so far.
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I am beginning to get more serious about my photography and I would love to own photoshop but the prices I have seen as of now are way out of my league. Does anyone know of programs like photoshop but a little less in price or something?
Jasc Paint Shop Pro is great. It's not very different than photoshop except the layout. I find it easier to use, and it's much cheaper.
Try 'The Gimp', it's open source %26 free %26 not bad at all.
You may want to give Gimp a try. http://www.gimp.org. It's an open source application similar to Photoshop, available for many operating systems including Windows. Best of all, it's a free download!
Ok i just finished creating weblayout for a personal web page for my music production company. Everything was created in Photoshop. Is there some kind of process that i have to go through once i'm done in order to code the page? Is there any one...or anywhere i can go to have this done. I'm usually good at graphic design, but i dont know anything about the actual coding part of it. Can someone please help.
Um, yeah...what you've done in Photoshop is create the images you'll use, but to actually put it together as a web page that's intereactive, you've got to code it up in HTML. HTML isn't really a programming language, it's a page markup language with some interactive features. You'll also need to learn some kind of scripting -- java, vb, etc. -- to be up to par with today's web pages.
While HTML isn't hard, you do need to actually *learn* it. I'd suggest you do two things:
-- first, google or yahoo search ''html tutorial'', you will find literally hundreds of free web-based tutorials that will give you the basics of HTML.
-- second, go buy a good book on HTML. An investment of $25 will pay off very handsomely.
Good luck.
How do I adjust the opacity of an image on Photoshop cs2. I can't seem to find it on the menu bar or by searching.
How? What to click on?
Thanks
Open your Layers Palette. Click on the Layer thumbnail and at the top of the palette you will see the opacity slider.
is there a place where i can get a free adobe photoshop 9.0 cs2 in full trial(i mean with the serial code tracked down)? pls help.
chances are, no. it is a fairly expensive program. i bought the bundle for students and it was over $300. and that was WITH the student discount. you might want to try looking on ebay. you may be able to get the program for a discounted price. good luck
I run Adobe Photoshop 7.0. I've had it for a few years and have never had this problem until today. When I try to make an image, like by using a brush, it looks pixely and rough at any zoom. A great amount of detail is lost and there is no smoothness to the image. The image looks the same once it's been saved and viewed outside PS.
Any ideas?
Have you upgraded to Vista? Adobe and Vista are not compatible.
