Is this too sharp?

[BenE]

Originally Posted by PhotoDave1

David:
Supposedly you do a "Ctrl - Print Screen" and then Paste it into a program like Photo Bucket or PhotoShop but I have never been able to get it to work for me but maybe others here can point out the error of my ways and help all of us.

I am not sure I understand your comment "Paste it into a program". Paste it into a blank file (image). You cannot just open Photoshop and paste it into that screen.


For PC users:
After you do a "ctrl-print screen, you open Photoshop and click "file", then "new". Create a blank file (Perhaps 10 x 8 inches at 125 ppi).

Then you Hit "Ctrl-V" (or click "edit" then "paste"). Paste the screen capture into the open blank file. Flatten, crop and save.

[Hdvannjr]

Martin, I have Snagit. My problem is I cannot attach it to a post. If you look in the lower left hand corner of your screen when you are trying to post you see the "Posting Rules." Mine says "You may not post attachments." I think one of the higher powers of this web site has to change my privilages internally.


Yes, Martin! The photo is much better.

[Hdvannjr]

Ben, I do understand that, but to do it that way you have to upload it like it was a photo. Then you have a row of screen shots posted in the Newest Uploads window. I was hoping to bypass posting that sort of clutter.
David

[That_Look_Photo]

Originally Posted by mschiff

How about this one? Better, worse???


-- Martin

I think it might be a little over done. But I also think there is a yellow cast on the whole image. Maybe that is what you were going for. It's still much better then the first one.

[BenE]

Originally Posted by Hdvannjr

Ben, I do understand that, but to do it that way you have to upload it like it was a photo. Then you have a row of screen shots posted in the Newest Uploads window. I was hoping to bypass posting that sort of clutter.
David

My reply was only about screen captures, to PhotoDave. I thought he was having trouble with that.

[masterdiver]

There are severl tutorials on the web. Seaching on photoshot glamour effect will net you many hits.

here are a few links i've saved in the past for reference.

http://www.webdesign.org/web/photosh...low.14034.html

http://graphicssoft.about.com/cs/pho...ssoftfocus.htm

imo - the first is a better approach.

Cheers
Steven Thorpe

[netimages]

I like the second photo better.

[CreativeGuys]

tame those hotspots on her lips - use the healing brush for the shadow on the mid left cheek and a touch of diffusion to reduce the texture of the makeup - but well lit, great framing and great model

[n5wd]

Originally Posted by Hdvannjr

Ben, I do understand that, but to do it that way you have to upload it like it was a photo.

That's one of the choices RG made when we converted to the new software a couple of years ago - photos (including screen snags that you might want to share) have to either be uploaded to your portfolio or hosted on an external photo server. Sorry - we fought that battle a long time ago and lost.