October 13, 200619 yr Is there any other eraser tool than the Magic eraser? I've been using the program less than 24 hours and I'm a st00pid n00b.
October 13, 200619 yr Is there any other eraser tool than the Magic eraser? Not really. What I do in Photoshop is use the magic lasso to outline a large area and set the eraser to a large setting. I clear that out, then lasso another large area. After that, it's all about using the small eraser for fine details.
October 13, 200619 yr If you have Imageready... you should also have Photoshop? What I do is, I do all my editing in Photoshop, and at the bottom of the toolbar in Photoshop is an "Export to Imageready" tool. It really is easier this way, because Imageready is pretty much designed just for animation, not image editing... I really didn't answer your question, but that is the best way to go about it IMO
October 13, 200619 yr Hold down on the magic eraser button for a few seconds and there's an option for the regular eraser... if that's what you're asking.
October 13, 200619 yr Author Is there any other eraser tool than the Magic eraser? Not really. What I do in Photoshop is use the magic lasso to outline a large area and set the eraser to a large setting. I clear that out, then lasso another large area. After that, it's all about using the small eraser for fine details. Thanks If you have Imageready... you should also have Photoshop? What I do is, I do all my editing in Photoshop, and at the bottom of the toolbar in Photoshop is an "Export to Imageready" tool. It really is easier this way, because Imageready is pretty much designed just for animation, not image editing... I really didn't answer your question, but that is the best way to go about it IMO Thanks Hold down on the magic eraser button for a few seconds and there's an option for the regular eraser... if that's what you're asking. Thanks, that was the main question but all are/will be helpful.
October 13, 200619 yr Someone give me some stuff to make into an avatar. Can you do something with these? + - =
October 13, 200619 yr Author Does anyone have any tips on getting rid of thin edges around what you are trying to keep?
October 13, 200619 yr Yeah... easy. Control+Click the image's layer. Select the Marquee tool. Right click the selected image, click "Feather". Make the number about 1-3... (it's best to experiment with this number based on the images) and then right click again, this time select inverse. Then press the delete key, it should get rid of those thin edges... there are other ways, MSN me if you want me to explain them more in detail
October 13, 200619 yr Author Awesome, that worked. Thanks. (This is the type of reason why we need a rep system) If anyone has something they'd like for me to try to make them an icon with, let me know. I'm not that good yet but I need some more ish to practice with.
October 13, 200619 yr This is the type of reason I need some rep ... Not like I post a whole lot, but they are quality posts :thumbup !
October 14, 200619 yr Someone give me some stuff to make into an avatar. Can you do something with these? + - = i find it amusing that you googled "african american albino" in order to find a picture that's supposed to resemble fox.
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