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Mercapto

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« #375 : 02-16-2004 14:18 »
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Originally posted by El Zilcho: I'm not too familiar with Photoshop 7. Does it let you draw Bezier curves? 'Cause I'd say that'd look better than what I'm assuming are freehand scans. It most definitely does. Just take a look at any of my scans. It's, in my opinion, the most valuable tool in the entire program.  It's one of the options under the "Pen Tool".
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Professor

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« #379 : 02-16-2004 14:54 »
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Originally posted by Henrik87: one of the options... which one? 
and how does it work, I just got curious! 1. Select the proper Pen Tool:  2. Select "Paths" and "Pen Tool" from the new menu:  3. Click at the beginning of the curve you want to scan and the click and hold at another point of your curve. Notice how the curve changes form as you move the mouse. Spend some getting used to how the bezier curve behaves. When you're satisfied with the curve, you release the mouse button again. You then either continue the current curve (click on some third point) or stop here:  4. You now have a "path" that can be used for many a purpose. Select the tool you want to apply to the path (for example the "Pencil Tool" ) and make sure the tool is properly configured. 5. Hit enter and watch how Photoshop draws along the curve. 6. Lather, rince, repeat: 
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Teral

Helpy McHelphelp
DOOP Secretary

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« #389 : 02-18-2004 10:35 »
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Great scans, SomeOne and Henrik. Looks cool. Also nice work by Yinger. A few jagged lines here and there, but a re-size should clear them away. Keep it up. And a random one from me (I actually have no strong feelings one way or the other about Shatner, it just looked funny, and I love Leela passing out ass-kickings):  Screw bezier-lines and Photoshop, Flash 5 all the way. 
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