Saturday, March 17, 2007
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Select the "Polygonal Lasso" - is how it works
When working with Photoshop Elements I am constantly faced with the problem of how I select the most specific areas of the image for further processing. Sure, the easiest way we go with the magic wand - if permitted by the subject. But what if the subject is not uniform enough so that failure of the Wand? Try it in this case, once with the little-known polygon lasso. It is perfectly suited to subject areas with straight edges (such as a house) simply select:
1.Beginnen you by clicking on any edge in your subject.
2.Zeigen you to a point where the edge changes its direction. You will see that Photoshop Elements draws a line from the first click point to the current cursor position. With one click, you define that line.
3.Click now hang on the edges of your subject along. Once you have set a wrong point, delete it with the [Back] button.
4.Close selection by [Enter] key - or double-clicking the first click point. 
When working with Photoshop Elements I am constantly faced with the problem of how I select the most specific areas of the image for further processing. Sure, the easiest way we go with the magic wand - if permitted by the subject. But what if the subject is not uniform enough so that failure of the Wand? Try it in this case, once with the little-known polygon lasso. It is perfectly suited to subject areas with straight edges (such as a house) simply select:
1.Beginnen you by clicking on any edge in your subject.
2.Zeigen you to a point where the edge changes its direction. You will see that Photoshop Elements draws a line from the first click point to the current cursor position. With one click, you define that line.
3.Click now hang on the edges of your subject along. Once you have set a wrong point, delete it with the [Back] button.
4.Close selection by [Enter] key - or double-clicking the first click point.
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So from your photo an interesting line drawing
1.Los we go with the high-pass filter - you can find it under filters, other filters. This filter emphasizes the
contours in your photo. The lower you set the radius, the finer the final result, the contours of your line drawing. It is best to first take a radius of 1.0 to 1.5 pixels.
2.Jetzt reduce the details in your image with the Gaussian Blur. Him, see filter, soft focus filter. A value of 1.5 pixels is suitable for most subjects.
3.Noch affects the result rather frightening. The change now with filter, filter adaptation, threshold. This reduces dark Image areas to pure black, bright image areas are completely white. Experiment with the right attitude - usually a value of 128 brings the best results.
Done! If you prefer, you can send the picture now, still image mode to grayscale image to convert - which saves disk space. If you save the image file in JPEG format, you select a high quality level as 9, so as to avoid unwanted picture noise. 
1.Los we go with the high-pass filter - you can find it under filters, other filters. This filter emphasizes the
contours in your photo. The lower you set the radius, the finer the final result, the contours of your line drawing. It is best to first take a radius of 1.0 to 1.5 pixels.
2.Jetzt reduce the details in your image with the Gaussian Blur. Him, see filter, soft focus filter. A value of 1.5 pixels is suitable for most subjects.
3.Noch affects the result rather frightening. The change now with filter, filter adaptation, threshold. This reduces dark Image areas to pure black, bright image areas are completely white. Experiment with the right attitude - usually a value of 128 brings the best results.
Done! If you prefer, you can send the picture now, still image mode to grayscale image to convert - which saves disk space. If you save the image file in JPEG format, you select a high quality level as 9, so as to avoid unwanted picture noise.
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