I'm going through some tutorials that use selective color. When I went to try the tutorials in Photoshop CS2, I noticed that there's an option on selective color that can be set to "Relative" or "Absolute". When I'm trying out a tutorial, which setting should I have it on to achieve the demonstrated coloring?

Thank you!

I have no idea if this is even possible, but I was just wondering if you could bring back unexpectedly-closed files on PSCS3.

I was working on these icons [which took me FOREVER], then my laptop shuts down unexpectedly. Is there a way to bring these files back??

Any suggestions would be amazing. TIA!

Tutorial: Photoshop 7
Difficulty: Medium
Translatable: Yes, but cannot translate selective coloring
Steps: 7
PSD: No (sorry, just got Window's 7, can't figure out how to make a zip drive)


 


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Here are some other examples:

Tutorial: Photoshop 7
Difficulty: Medium
Translatable: Yes, but cannot translate selective coloring
Steps: 7
PSD: No (sorry, just got Window's 7, can't figure out how to make a zip drive) 


 


( Eat your Pink Berry and enjoy life! )


Here are some other examples:

Get it here at valensmalice

Get it here at valensmalice

Hey, this is my first tutorial, show me your results!

To make this:



From this:



Made in Gimp
Probably Transferable
10 Steps
Easy/Medium

( brickbyboringbrick )

Two texture sets: one script texture set (700x400) and another grunge type texture set (800x600).


Located here @ crimson_iink

Two texture sets: one script texture set (700x400) and another grunge type texture set (800x600).


Located here @ crimson_iink

On Saturday the 14th at 4AM UTC/GMT we will be upgrading the operating system of our network load balancers to a newer version, one that will allow us to use both CPUs! Nifty, because multiprocessing is nice.

Since we have 2 load balancers, the plan is to upgrade 1 at a time, and there really should be very little impact to our website. Hopefully you won't notice a thing and I'll get to go back to the hotel and watch some wonderful late night infomercials.

We've got a lot of exciting projects coming up for 2010 and we're hoping that we'll be able to deliver them all to you, that you will find it useful/cool/lovely and then you will use the site even more. Behind-the-scenes work like this will give us the capacity to handle the anticipated traffic, so expect a few more maintenance windows especially in the beginning of next year as we've got some neat ideas to improve performance around here! We had the recent 30-45 minute outage yesterday due to one of our logging databases filling up disk space -- not so great design coupled with my human error in handling the initial problem -- and it looks like we're going to finally have some resources to eliminate stuff like that. I can't wait!

As usual, I will be updating status.livejournal.org before and after, just in case you are not able to reach our main website during the work.

I'm trying to make a blinkie. I used a pixel and make a couple of small boxes to put text in.
( problem under the cut )

So cuteee~~ I saw someone having boxes that weren't all on the same level... I don't remember who, but it's a cool idea.

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As usual, please use the form below to request your blinky. kthx~♥.


_{This example is for laurak23}

<u><b>Dolly Girl Pixel</b></u> <b>Name</b>: <b># of boxes/characters including spaces (ie: "bob ♥" = 5)</b>:

18 misc. icon textures




HERE at midnight_road

18 misc. icon textures




HERE at midnight_road

Tutorial #3 - Anna Popplewell


(Program) Photoshop cs4
(Translatable) yes
(Difficulty) Easy
(Steps) 6
(PSD) Yes.

Here at peppergraphic

OTHER RESULTS WITH THIS COLOR

Link and rules

Link and rules

Link and rules