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- Creating a Search Button
- Create a Website Page Layout
- Photoshop Creating a Logo
- Photoshop Creating Navigation
- Create Panels
- Images - Dithering
- Images - Halos or Artifacts
- Photoshop
- Photoshop Links
- PhotoShop Links
- Photoshop CS4 Screen Layout
- Photoshop - Backup Layer
- Photoshop Channels
- Photoshop - Creating a Curve
- Photoshop Hue, Saturation and Lightness
- Photoshop - Making Brushes
- Photoshop Masks
- Photoshop - Load Brushes
- Photoshop Color Table
- Photoshop Feathering
- Photoshop Patterns
- photoshop_tutorials.txt
- Photoshop Posterization
- Creating a Web Design
Photoshop Feathering
- Open Adobe Photoshop. This example is done using Photoshop CS4.
- Open an image. (Example Image - open file and save to your flash drive)
- Back up the original layer.
- Use the marquee tool to select a section of the image.
- Notice the Tool Options bar. Since this is a very large image. You can see the image size in the Info Bar or Status Bar at the bottom. If you don't see the image dimensions, click on the black triangle to see the other options.
- Ctrl c to copy the selected area.
- Ctrl-Shift-n to create a new layer.
- Select the new layer in the layer panel.
- Ctrl v to paste the selection to the new layer.
- Make sure that the Background copy and the Background are not visible
and you should see the image feathered.
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