I mentioned experiencing a recent system crash in which there were no
survivors.
I was unable to locate my E5 disc, so contacted Adobe who supplied a
replacement disc for very little money. (good on them) and I just
finished installing it.
There may be some other differences yet to be
Just in case, the dodge, burn, and smudge tools are under one icon, the
bottom one on the tool bar. Right click to select which one you want.
Walt
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Thanks!! Who knows if I would have ever found them?
Jack
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Just in case, the dodge, burn, and smudge tools are under one icon,
the
bottom one on the tool bar. Right click to select which one you want.
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Several of the tools are like that, with hidden menu items under the icon.
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Thanks, again. Walter.
While I have your attention, BG let me ask; is a hot pixel show as
dark or light? Is a dust speck dark or light?
Have just noticed my first dark speck which I've duplicated several
times just to be certain. I've applied dust removal, also several
times, and can't seem to
I am not totally sure but I believe a hot pixel will render white and a dead
pixel will render black.
As far as dust, most dust spots will cover more than one pixel and tend to
show as oof blobs, sometimes quite large. That is where the blower bulbs are
really handy.
I have had to clean both
Dust specks are shadows, they show dark but usually have a soft edge
that spans several pixels.
Hot pixels are pixels which are always lit, they show up bright.
There are also dead pixels, which show up dark.
G
On Mar 2, 2007, at 5:06 PM, Jack Davis wrote:
Thanks, again. Walter.
While I
Thanks, Godfrey. My spot fits your dust description, thankfully, and
I'll be going for the squeeze bulb.
Jack
--- Godfrey DiGiorgi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dust specks are shadows, they show dark but usually have a soft edge
that spans several pixels.
Hot pixels are pixels which are
This one is a rather dark soft edged blob. I have a bulb and will
give it a try.
Appreciate all your help.
Jack
--- Walter Hamler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am not totally sure but I believe a hot pixel will render white and
a dead
pixel will render black.
As far as dust, most dust spots
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