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10/15/2009 10:02:34 PM · #76 |
Originally posted by Jac:
How can you layer an image over another one without changing the blending mode for the bottom layer to be visible?
I'm just going to participate and whatever happens, happens. ;| |
Three 200-pixel images, in 3 windows. Open a 640-pixel new, blank canvas with BG the color you want border to be. Drag each image from its own window to the new canvas and drop it, then move it on that canvas to where you want it. That's the basic approach. 4 layers, 3 images and a BG.
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10/15/2009 10:10:33 PM · #77 |
Originally posted by Jac:
How can you layer an image over another one without changing the blending mode for the bottom layer to be visible? |
You can place a smaller image over a larger one, with the bottom image showing around (not through) the lower image; here is an example from an earlier Triptych challenge. Allowing the bottom image to show through the upper image is what's not allowed under the (special for this challenge) Basic rules. If you place the images side-by-side there's definitely no problem ... |
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10/16/2009 07:35:51 AM · #78 |
Originally posted by GeneralE:
Originally posted by Jac:
How can you layer an image over another one without changing the blending mode for the bottom layer to be visible? |
You can place a smaller image over a larger one, with the bottom image showing around (not through) the lower image; here is an example from an earlier Triptych challenge. Allowing the bottom image to show through the upper image is what's not allowed under the (special for this challenge) Basic rules. If you place the images side-by-side there's definitely no problem ... |
Just to clarify - that's an example of what NOT to do, right? :)
Message edited by author 2009-10-16 07:36:25. |
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10/16/2009 08:56:58 AM · #79 |
| Thanks Bear_Music and GeneralE. I got it now. Look forward to voting on this one as I love triptychs very much. |
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10/17/2009 05:09:45 PM · #80 |
oh dear oh dear... Poor me who's not a heroine with PS.
I've read the whole topic and I'm still confused (even a bit more then at the beginning of the topic)
Anyway, we'll see. If mistakes are to be made, at least we will learn from them. |
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10/17/2009 05:19:15 PM · #81 |
Originally posted by Bear_Music:
Originally posted by Jac:
How can you layer an image over another one without changing the blending mode for the bottom layer to be visible?
I'm just going to participate and whatever happens, happens. ;| |
Three 200-pixel images, in 3 windows. Open a 640-pixel new, blank canvas with BG the color you want border to be. Drag each image from its own window to the new canvas and drop it, then move it on that canvas to where you want it. That's the basic approach. 4 layers, 3 images and a BG.
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rememeber, the size is now 720 :D |
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10/17/2009 05:25:36 PM · #82 |
Originally posted by vawendy:
rememeber, the size is now 720 :D |
yada yada yada :-)
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10/18/2009 10:15:57 PM · #83 |
Oh...I havemy entry and it now says thankyou on the front page. Langdon has got some manners after all.....hehehehe!
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10/19/2009 05:45:14 AM · #84 |
Originally posted by Judi:
Oh...I havemy entry and it now says thankyou on the front page. Langdon has got some manners after all.....hehehehe! |
Oh crap, Judi entered in Basic. What chance do us non-members now have??? Bleh... ;)
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10/19/2009 06:19:12 AM · #85 |
Originally posted by Magnum_za:
Originally posted by Judi:
Oh...I havemy entry and it now says thankyou on the front page. Langdon has got some manners after all.....hehehehe! |
Oh crap, Judi entered in Basic. What chance do us non-members now have??? Bleh... ;) |
Hahahaha....too funny! LOL!
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10/19/2009 11:13:08 AM · #86 |
I have another question that I forgot to ask the SC: If you have 3 separate photos taken on three seperate days (because you were playing with lighting and aperature settings) - What do you put down in the submission fields for date taken and exposure settings??????? My guess is that one would put down the first date the photo was taken and perhaps write the other two in the comments.
All three are shot within the challenge time frame. So no problems there....unless you cannot have the triptych taken on separate days within the challenge time frame. |
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10/19/2009 11:16:32 AM · #87 |
| that would be fine. just choose one of the three days. if i use the ones i think i'm going to use, it covers at least two days. |
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