I am trying to adjust the opacity on some pictures in adobe photoshop
elements. 3.0. I have been at this for over an hour now and all I seem to
be getting are little squares over my picture to make it lighter. Can I
adjust the opacity with out the darn little squares that take away from my
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From: "Sandra Hermann"
Subject: OT: photoshop elements 3.0 and opacity.
>I am trying to adjust the opacity on some pictures in adobe photoshop
> elements. 3.0. I have been at this for over an hour now and all I
> seem to
> be getting are
On 8/27/06, William Robb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> - Original Message -
> From: "Sandra Hermann"
> Subject: OT: photoshop elements 3.0 and opacity.
>
>
> >I am trying to adjust the opacity on some pictures in adobe photoshop
> > elements.
After opening your image, go to the layers window and double click on
the background layer. Another box will ask you to name the layer. You
can just leave it as layer 0 and click okay. Then set your opacity.
You'll have those little boxes. Go to the layers menu at the top and
choose "flatte
BTW, my instructions are for PhotoShop, but I think elements is the
same. The little boxes are always due to not flattening the image.
Paul
On Aug 26, 2006, at 8:44 PM, Sandra Hermann wrote:
> I am trying to adjust the opacity on some pictures in adobe photoshop
> elements. 3.0. I have been at
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>Subject: Re: OT: photoshop elements 3.0 and opacity. Date: Sat, 26 Aug
>2006 20:57:42 -0400
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>After opening your image, go to the layers window and double click on
>the background layer. Another box will ask you to name the layer. You
>can just leave it as
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>After opening your ima
Very Nice. Enjoyed the blog and the picture of Sami. If you wanted to
work on it some more, you might remove some of the background
distractions behind the type. Use your clone tool and extend the grass,
the pavement and the trees to cover the blue, yellow and green
thingamajiggies that are se
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>Very Nice. Enjoyed the blog and the picture of
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