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| My First Photoshop Tutorial; The Clone Stamp Tool | |
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| Tweet Topic Started: Jun 18 2009, 04:11:32 AM (261 Views) | |
| landbeforetimelover | Jun 18 2009, 04:11:32 AM Post #1 |
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I've decided to make a short Photoshop tutorial on using the clone stamp tool. It's a rather simple tutorial. I simply modify the image I have in my signature so that there's more grass. Let me show you what I mean. This was the original image:![]() If you'd like to download this video tutorial, you may download it here: http://lbtserver.2myip.net/UniversalUpload...hoptutorial.avi I will never have the ability to stream these tutorials because you really need to be able to see them full screen. |
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| Paradise Bird | Jun 18 2009, 07:17:57 AM Post #2 |
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How do you place multiple links in a sig at different points? Err if you could do you know how to animate a sig? |
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| landbeforetimelover | Jun 18 2009, 03:14:47 PM Post #3 |
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Well first you have to create the six different images, which requires math and the selection tool (and a lot of time and patience). You have to choose dimensions that are divisible by 3 lengthwise and 2 widthwise. Then you have to put text on them. After that you have to arrange them in your signature using A LOT of bbcode and some HTML. This is my signature code:
Yeah, you have to create an animated GIF. To do that, you need to have some frames, which you can easily re-size or even create from scratch in Photoshop. Then you can put them together and compress them. You can put them together in a program called Easy GIF Animator (not free). Then GIF compression is a bit more tricky. I have an illegal portable version of Photoshop CS2 because back in the days of CS2 there was a nifty little program called Image Ready. It's not included in the modern photoshops, but that thing can compress GIF's like you wouldn't believe. |
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| Paradise Bird | Jun 18 2009, 06:28:55 PM Post #4 |
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Astronaut
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That sounds creative is there no way to just make a GIF through photoshop? |
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| landbeforetimelover | Jun 18 2009, 07:04:20 PM Post #5 |
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Not that I know of. That's what Image Ready was for. But perhaps since they stopped releasing a new version of Image Ready with each version of Photoshop, some or all of the features of Image Ready are now integrated into the newer Photoshop versions. I'm not sure. I just do what works and portable Image Ready CS2 works for me. |
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| pokeplayer984 | Jun 18 2009, 07:13:23 PM Post #6 |
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Yes, that's a new Pokemon!
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Nice! Might come in handy for my ever improving LBT website design.
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| Paradise Bird | Jun 19 2009, 11:15:43 PM Post #7 |
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Astronaut
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I really wish to animate my sigs. |
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