photoshop 5.5 how do i use it.
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photoshop 5.5 how do i use it.
i have the above program. how can i use it to change the color of my truck? or can it only be done with 6.0
if 5.5 will do it then how do i do it. any info will be helpful.
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2000 silver lincoln navigator 4x4, heated seats, 3 LCD tvs, tinted windows. More to come.
1999 black lightning,
cervinis ramair hood,
4 infinity kappa 6x8,
A.R.E. tonneau cover,
tinted windows,clear corners, piaa superwhites,
coming up soon: power pulleys, slotted rotors,flowmaster exhaust, superchip, 100 shot of nox, belltech 3-4 drop, ramair kit, headers, plus more i just can't think of.
1997 35'Fountain 35Lightning,
mercury 502 MPI,Sleeping accommodations for 4;
-Compass
-Depth Sounder
-GPS
-Hourmeter
-Engine alarm
if 5.5 will do it then how do i do it. any info will be helpful.
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2000 silver lincoln navigator 4x4, heated seats, 3 LCD tvs, tinted windows. More to come.
1999 black lightning,
cervinis ramair hood,
4 infinity kappa 6x8,
A.R.E. tonneau cover,
tinted windows,clear corners, piaa superwhites,
coming up soon: power pulleys, slotted rotors,flowmaster exhaust, superchip, 100 shot of nox, belltech 3-4 drop, ramair kit, headers, plus more i just can't think of.
1997 35'Fountain 35Lightning,
mercury 502 MPI,Sleeping accommodations for 4;
-Compass
-Depth Sounder
-GPS
-Hourmeter
-Engine alarm
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Photoshop 5.5 is better than 6 from a professional standpoint.
As far as changing the color the most precise way is to use the path tool, and then turn the path into a selection, working from there. It takes practice but after a while it is easy. Hopefully you have the book, look up the path tool, and clipping paths, and the paths palette. Then look up levels, curves, and selective color.
Not everybody does it this way some use the magic wand which will never produce high quality "printable" graphics but probably just fine if you are just playing around for the web.
As far as changing the color the most precise way is to use the path tool, and then turn the path into a selection, working from there. It takes practice but after a while it is easy. Hopefully you have the book, look up the path tool, and clipping paths, and the paths palette. Then look up levels, curves, and selective color.
Not everybody does it this way some use the magic wand which will never produce high quality "printable" graphics but probably just fine if you are just playing around for the web.