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Post by Peterj on Oct 13, 2018 20:37:06 GMT
Many of you probably have their preferred methods; I found this to be extremely adjustable and functional.
Should work in PSE, Photoshop, On1 and just about any layer based editing program
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Post by hmca on Oct 13, 2018 21:53:50 GMT
This is my preferred method of dodging and burning. It was first introduced in Photoshop Elements Techniques in 2009 by Matt Kloskowski. Seeing your post made me curious as to how good those links that Rick LaPage created for us really were. Using the search, I was able to locate the article in a matter of seconds. I still have my old copies of the magazine. So many of them have information and tutorials that are still worth looking through. If you are new to PE and are looking for some easy -to - follow techniques you may want to take a look. I am sure Sepiana has added the link elsewhere on this forum but this post gave me the incentive to check out the search feature. I have to say I was very impressed.  It is good to see that after all these years this oldie but goodie is still considered a valuable technique. Thanks for posting Pete....and for the trip down memory lane. |
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Post by Bailey on Oct 14, 2018 0:40:27 GMT
Yes this is also the way I have dodged and burned whenever I have needed to. I like the flexibility this technique has and the fact that it is non-destructive.
TFS 
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Post by Sepiana on Oct 14, 2018 2:44:26 GMT
Pete, this is also my go-to technique to dodge and burn. Thanks for bringing this up!
Thanks also for the trip down memory lane -- Matt K, PET, EV, and . . . this old thread.
Dodging/Burning -- An Alternative Way |
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