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DDrem.
Posts: 3552 - Karma: 24
Ive been taking photos for a while now but I havent been able to bridge beyond uploading onto itunes becuase i suck at computers. I am curious what kind of editing software/free online downloadable programs there are so I can do more editing with my photos. something like this:
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I have a mac if that has anything to do with anything

sorry Im a dumb idiot. + karma to you

peace and thanks
Oct 3 2008 11:47PM
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Coter
Posts: 659 - Karma: 31
aperture and photoshop
Oct 3 2008 11:51PM
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DDrem.
Posts: 3552 - Karma: 24
stuff costs mad bank...
is there anything else or a way i can get one of those cheaper?
Oct 4 2008 12:14AM
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Heath.
Posts: 838 - Karma: 149
torrents, work like a dream.
Oct 4 2008 12:43AM
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mnjib
Posts: 5592 - Karma: 363
gimp is free
Oct 4 2008 12:55AM
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Microcosm
Posts: 4765 - Karma: 153
I would NOT know what to do if I rolled up to that intersection.
Oct 4 2008 3:04PM
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*WonderBread*
Posts: 401 - Karma: 13

som goon one time told me on limewire youcan download photoshop out of the programs section

but limwire spreads more viruses than jenna jameson at a comic book convention

Oct 4 2008 3:26PM
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Snowcase
Posts: 11456 - Karma: 634
In the words of skitogrob, "Here take your hands and shake them like this (Waving hands violently in every direction possible). Thats what the intersections in tokyo are like."
Oct 4 2008 4:14PM
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josh.
Posts: 3469 - Karma: 42
search cs3 in the advanced search bar, and then there should be a thread that says "HOW TO GET ANY CS3 PRODUCT..."  it well show you how to do it, if not then torrents.

but any way do you want to know how to that effect?



Oct 5 2008 12:32AM
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DDrem.
Posts: 3552 - Karma: 24
yes please
Oct 5 2008 2:07AM
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josh.
Posts: 3469 - Karma: 42
make a duplicit layer in cs3, then with the top layer selected convert to b&w then choose the eraser tool and erase to reveal the colorful layer below.
Oct 5 2008 3:03AM
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Microcosm
Posts: 4765 - Karma: 153
hahahahha !
Oct 5 2008 11:45AM
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heath
Posts: 475 - Karma: 13
Thats the long/hard way to do it. Color replace works much better, as long as there isn't a large amount of the same color in another area.
Oct 6 2008 2:38AM
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tomskisalot
Posts: 52 - Karma: 10
if you suck at computers using cs3/4 won't be easy depending....
go to Photoshop Express and make a free account and you can use photoshop express via web
and under  you can pop colors, which is almost what that guy did
Oct 12 2008 4:53PM
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tomskisalot
Posts: 52 - Karma: 10
sorry, under effects i think
Oct 12 2008 4:54PM
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Malcolm
Posts: 15953 - Karma: 9,497
i suck at both photoshop and gimp but does anyone know whichones better or are they pretty much the same and you just have to get used to them
Oct 12 2008 5:05PM
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tomskisalot
Posts: 52 - Karma: 10
if price is no object, definitly photoshop
the entire interface is better, not to mention effects, photomerging, hdr, plus all the other plugins
and i'm not photoshop expert i'm a lightroom/aperture guy so there's a lot more too
Oct 12 2008 5:11PM
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Malcolm
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thats sick. my friend just lent cs2 to me and im still figuring it out
Oct 12 2008 5:28PM
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tomskisalot
Posts: 52 - Karma: 10
lightroom has more editing power but you can't beat aperture for organization and archiving
Oct 12 2008 6:31PM
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MANDER
Posts: 4017 - Karma: 2,038
picassa is like photoshop for people who arent good with computers. u can download it on google for free
Oct 14 2008 5:23PM
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