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Old 02-16-2007, 06:32 PM   #11
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It looks like you should mask your wife (talking photomanipulation here - not real life! ) Then you could alter the section of the pic with you on it without it affecting your wife - don't know if you can do that in MS photo editor though ...
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By utilizing a duplicate layer, you can manually add in the missing features with the paint brush.
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ok I'll give that a try guys and gals thxs
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I'd try going the other way, make it ligther not darker, it should give somemore detail. That's part of what I did when I made one of my folks. I'm using Corel so I don't know of the options in other programs.
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It looks like you should mask your wife (talking photomanipulation here - not real life! ) Then you could alter the section of the pic with you on it without it affecting your wife - don't know if you can do that in MS photo editor though ...
no you can't all you can do is manipulate brightness and contrast then apply note paper effect I hace serif at home and I can try layering from there and see what happens, I just found out from our web designer at work that I have been doing layering all wrong lol live and learn
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Don't mean to be a pain but I can see some issue the way you have it now. Try increasing the brightness a touch, you may have to increase the contrast a little also. The problem I'm seeing is getting things to hold together around the face. Don't give up sometimes it takes a lot of messing around to get it right for good cutting. Youwill be glad to take the time.
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not to bad you should try using a pencil and draw the facial hair.DukeNukem
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