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Tutorial: Create an ATS Avatar - by Im A Marty

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posted on Feb, 16 2008 @ 01:13 PM
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How can I just select the black part of the ATS logo? I'm not getting that part. I notice your logo is a psd file and the picture you posted is jpg. Can you give us the psd file?



posted on Feb, 16 2008 @ 02:25 PM
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I would post the PSD file - yet I have nowhere to store it - photobucket only allows storing of web image files.

However you can select the black many ways.

Method 1) Select the Magic Tool Wand - then at the top (Version CS2 and CS3) Select the tolerance to 32. Simply click on the Black. Press CTRL+C and then go to your image and press CTRL+V

Method 2) Go to "Select -> Color Range". Set Fuzziness to 100 or there abouts. Now whilst still being able to view the image whilst in the actual color range box - click on the 'black' part of the logo with the eyedropper. Click OK - and this will select all black in the picture. Again click CTRL+C and then go to your image and press CTRL+V.

Hope that helps. If anyone knows a good online storage website - free, for small files, please let me know so I can upload the PSD.

Thx



posted on Feb, 16 2008 @ 02:54 PM
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I'll try your methods, but you should check out
WebNG
Nice storage site that allows hotlinking and AFAIK no file restrictions.



posted on Feb, 16 2008 @ 03:43 PM
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Originally posted by TheComte
I'll try your methods, but you should check out
WebNG
Nice storage site that allows hotlinking and AFAIK no file restrictions.


Excellent! Ok will upload PSD files now - let me know of anything else you want up there


Thx



posted on Feb, 16 2008 @ 04:29 PM
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I fixed up the logo a little bit - hope you like

ATS-BTS-PTS Logo in PSD (Photoshop) Format

Its layered - delete first layer (gives instructions on how to use). Hope its OK

Take care

Thx



posted on Feb, 18 2008 @ 04:23 PM
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Thanks. This will come in handy for sure.



posted on Feb, 22 2008 @ 11:20 PM
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For those that are looking for a cheap alternative to Adobe Photoshop, try Adobe Elements. I believe Adobe made a mistake when they came out with it. It has practically all the functionality of Photoshop, all for about $100. I'm still using version 2, but I think they are currently at version 5.



posted on Feb, 23 2008 @ 03:12 AM
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Originally posted by WingNutEE
For those that are looking for a cheap alternative to Adobe Photoshop, try Adobe Elements. I believe Adobe made a mistake when they came out with it. It has practically all the functionality of Photoshop, all for about $100. I'm still using version 2, but I think they are currently at version 5.


Hey there WingNutEE, I heard of Elements but never knew what it was, So I got out my "Better Photoshop Techniques" magazine that I got today, and found an elements page. There is a LOT that can be done with Elements and not Photoshop, however the other way round is also true.

Ok I scanned the Adobe site some more and found out that they neatly categorise the software based on what you prefer to do...

From www.adobe.com



Click here to read directly from website...


Tell us what you do and we'll tell you which edition is for you

Film, video, and multimedia professionals
Graphic and web designers using 3D and motion
Manufacturing and design engineers/medical professionals
Architects and engineers/scientific researchers
Graphic designers, web designers, and artists
Professional and serious amateur photographers
Photography enthusiasts
Casual photographers
Photoshop® See What's Possible


Film, video, and multimedia professionals, Graphic and web designers using 3D and motion



Adobe Photoshop CS3 Extended

Extended version has the following:

Streamline 2D/3D image compositing and edit textures on 3D images

Extract data from images with the ability to set a scale, take measurements, and export data to spreadsheet programs

Take advantage of the advanced Animation and Clone Source palettes for time-based editing of video footage and images for web, video, and film .

Full from US$999
Upgrade from US$349

Manufacturing and design engineers/medical professionals Architects and engineers/scientific researchersDiscover new dimensions in digital imaging



Adobe Photoshop CS3 Extended

Streamline 2D/3D image compositing and edit textures on 3D images

Extract data from images with the ability to set a scale, take measurements, and export data to spreadsheet programs

Take advantage of the avanced Animation and Clone Source palettes for time-based editing of video footage and images for web, video, and film

View, annotate, and enhance DICOM images and access and visualize MATLAB routines

Full from US$999
Upgrade from US$349

Graphic designers, web designers, and artists Create powerful images with the professional standard



Adobe Photoshop CS3 Standard

Experience powerful, multilayer editing with live, re-editable Smart Objects and more than 100 effects filters, including new, nondestructive Smart Filters

Automatically align and blend multiple layers for advanced compositing

Choose from an unrivaled toolset including the new timesaving Quick Selection tool and Refine Edge feature

Edit in perspective across multiple planes with Vanishing Point
Take advantage of comprehensive color and tone correction and color separation output

Full from US$649
Upgrade from US$199


Professional and serious amateur photographers



Adobe Photoshop C3 Standard

Adobe Photoshop CS3 and Adobe Photoshop Lightroom® are the perfect complements. Use Lightroom to import, manage, adjust, and present large volumes of digital photographs, and use Photoshop to more thoroughly refine individual images. Together, Photoshop Lightroom and Photoshop work the way the digital photographer works, letting you efficiently and seamlessly process all of your digital images.

Experience powerful, multilayer editing with live, re-editable Smart Objects and more than 100 effects filters, including new, nondestructive Smart Filters

Automatically align and blend multiple layers for advanced compositing

Choose from an unrivaled toolset including the new timesaving Quick Selection tool and Refine Edge feature

Edit in perspective across multiple planes with Vanishing Point

Take advantage of comprehensive color and tone correction and color separation output

Full from US$649
Upgrade from US$199

Adobe Photoshop Lightroom

Use Adobe Photoshop Lightroom to efficiently process large volumes of photographs from a single shoot, and take single photographs to Photoshop only for advanced editing

Confidently and easily perform nondestructive photo editing with robust support for the raw formats of more than 140 cameras

Apply batch processing with professional editing tools including white balance correction, exposure, tone curves, and black-and-white conversion
Produce high-quality prints, contact sheets, sophisticated online web galleries, and slide shows for client presentation

Introductory special US$199

Photography enthusiasts



Adobe Photoshop Elements v6

Make your photos look their best with step-by-step editing assistance and amazing compositing capabilities

Share your stories in imaginative scrapbook pages, interactive web galleries, photo e-mail, and more

Keep your photos and video clips at your fingertips with quick downloading, visual tagging, and many viewing options

Enjoy built-in services for sharing on the web, creating fun photo stamps, and much more

Full from US$99.99
After upgrade rebate US$79.99

Here is a few pics I made from scanning a comparison of Elements v6 and Photoshop CS3.

I haven't gone over it too much, but I have learned that all Adobe programs benefits one or the other in what you specialise in.

Reading some knowledgeable Adobers, they all state that each program can more or less re-create what the other one does, some are just one click automatic creation, where the other may take 15 or so different techniques to get the same effect.

Below - comparison chart. Click the image for full size picture, or click Here..

Thx



[edit on 23/2/2008 by Im a Marty]



posted on Mar, 8 2008 @ 06:31 AM
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Hey Marty...

Thanks for this thread, I decided to have a go at this avatar stuff.



posted on Aug, 2 2009 @ 01:59 AM
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Uhuh, I have actually just bought Adobe Photoshop Elements 7 and it's pretty sweet

Then again, I know nothing about all of this photo editing and such so I really wouldn't know haha

This thread has helped ENORMOUSLY, thx Marty!



[edit on 2/8/09 by pretty_vacant]



posted on Oct, 3 2009 @ 07:17 AM
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YEAH! I am glad I found this thread..and how I did I have no idea! I havent used photoshop in a while so I will need a refresher course
Thanks Marty....I wont have a new laptop until next month or Xmas but this will help!!



posted on Oct, 3 2009 @ 07:19 AM
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reply to post by John Q
 


Well I like you photoshop skills
I have a Halloween avy up for now but you are still able to see my background
Thanks!! I think I named all the little greys...lol



posted on Jul, 4 2011 @ 06:53 PM
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ummm, im really dumb & dont have photoshop (or anything like it) is there anything u can do that has less than 2 dozen steps?!?!?!




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