Friday, March 30, 2007

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To bring light into the darkness of your photos

It's always the same problem: If you shoot against the sun, the foreground of the picture gets too dark. Although you could try to lighten the main subject with the flash - but most of the small flash on the camera is much too weak. In such subjects helps the command Shadow / Highlight further in Photoshop Elements. Recently I was faced with the problem, however, that the controller Lighten Shadows not brought enough light into the darkness. But this there is a solution:

  1. particularly convenient to lighten too dark image areas in the Quick Fix . For better control, you can switch the bottom left view on Before / After .
  2. Pull the lever depths brighten the far right.
  3. Confirm your settings by clicking on the little green check mark.
  4. Does your image is still too dark? Then light it with Lighten Shadows to continue.

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.