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How to change color reflected from clothing onto skin tones
There are lots of ways to do this. Another one is to use a Selective Colour adjustment layer to adjust the reds, by adding more cyan, and reducing magenta and yellow, then a mask on the adjustment to ...
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How to change color reflected from clothing onto skin tones
Insert a Hue/Saturation adjustment layer. Adjust it to turn the red reflection to turquoise. That's possible by adjusting the color range of the adjustment layer. See "reds" and quite narrow ...
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How to change color reflected from clothing onto skin tones
The Colour Replacement Tool can kill the red. It can't really replace it with a blue cast quite so easily. I had a quick go at airbrushing it in, but it wasn't going to work for me.
Using a sample ...
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Do printshops charge more to non-designer clients?
If more work is required to prepare a file for reproduction, then of course there would be additional fees associated with that extra work.
It has little or nothing to do with being, or not being, a ...
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Photoshop script to take a Smart Object and "Relink to File"
I've tried something similar, but can't find a method to get around or bypass camera raw when relinking the file. Can you help me? is it even possible?
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How would you convert an image into a SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) without losing too much details and where all the details are contoured?
This answer is a little late, but I just discovered what SVG images really are. This is what I got. It looks something like this:
It's still not the best. I agree with people in the comments that ...
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Automatically duplicate all layers, each into its own new document
Can be easily done with a simple script. Save this as a .jsx file to your PS folder > Presets > Scripts, after restarting PS it'll be available in the File > Scripts menu. Or simply use File &...
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Image processor Grayscale -> Duotone -> Error popup "Sorry, I could not process the following files:"
have a multi colour logo want to reduce it so we can glass etch it onto glasses etc. Any help please
This is new project. I have the logo and it is in various shades of pink. CCan this be reduced to ...
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As a graphic designer how can I chose right font and color for my design work. How can I improvise in it?
There is a lot that can be said about this subject. There is no short answer. Firstly, I advise you to refine your terminology, which will help guide you in further study. The real heart of what you'...
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Apply a script to all selected layers in Photoshop
Yes, it's possible.
Firstly you need to find a way of telling Photoshop what layers are currently selected. There's no built in method for this, so you have to put them in a group, add them to an ...
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Image processor Grayscale -> Duotone -> Error popup "Sorry, I could not process the following files:"
As per comments I have used solution with Layer fill action with alpha and desired color. This way Image processor works ok.
EDIT: Also -> Converting to RGB solves the problem.
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How to get 6 cube color picker in swatches?
This is possible. Just a bit tricky.
So you know each of your swatch colours. If you iterate over all 240 colours and write them down as hex colours you're half way there. Or get a script to do that ...
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Photoshop - Subtracting the differences making a masked alpha photo
Layer modes won't work for this. Use a layer mask instead. Make a black filled ellipse on the mask, and blur it to make a vignette.
An example
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Photoshop - Subtracting the differences making a masked alpha photo
Make the wanted single image in Photoshop (or GIMP or other comparable raster image editor)
To get the transparency to the original the vignetted version is moved to the layer mask of the original. ...
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Layer Stroke - PS 2024?
I realize this doesn't technically answer the question, but....
Move the layer style stroke to the inside and increase the size of the rectangle to compensate. The result will have sharp corners.
The ...
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Photoshop: get the difference between two layers
This is quick and dirty:
If you place the two layers over one another, with the upper layer mode set to difference you'll get this
Then use colour range to select the black. Invert that selection and ...
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Photoshop: get the difference between two layers
I hope I am understanding your question correctly, but try using the Color Range Command on Photoshop.
You will first, roughly, select the portion you want to cut out (it is okay if some portions of ...
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