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helping editing image w/ photoshop
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Posted by: INeedHelp
i have this scanned image of this sketch i drew, i drew the sketch on a plain regular white 8.5 by 11 paper, but when i print it out, the back ground came out too dark, i was wondering, is there anyway to make the back ground pure white?
here's a sample of the image, the original image is in TIF format
Posted by: Null Actor
You can set the fill tool to have a color difference tolerance. If you fiddle with that, you might be able to just fill all the light grey areas.
Posted by: INeedHelp
alright, thanks for your help, thanks man
Posted by: p3ngu!n
Try working with Brightness/Contrast and Levels. Noise reduction as well...
Posted by: INeedHelp
dude! the tolernace level did the freaking trick!!! man you saved my live back there man! thanks A LOT!!!!!!!!!!!!! hey how much money you want? give me your address i'll send you some money, i'm serious!!!!!! thanks man!!!
Posted by: INeedHelp
ok i got another problem
is there anyway to outline the dotted line in this image?
Posted by: TotalRecall
Select > Modify > Border will give you a selection around that area with the width you set.
Posted by: INeedHelp
oh thanks totalrecall, i just realized somebody replied to my post, thanks
Posted by: INeedHelp
another problem guys
this is a sample of the image i'm working on, you see all these strand, i want to out line each strand and i know how to do that, individually, but is there a less painful way allow me to just out line all of the strand at once?
thanks
Posted by: TotalRecall
You can make multiple selections by holding the shift key.
Posted by: INeedHelp
oh cause i have to use the magnetic lasso and lasso each section, i mean is there an easier way rather than use the magnetic lasso to lasoo each section then modify the border
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