Photoshop: June 6 - 9

[iAmAzN]

sorry iAmazn, but I don't get it...

he's gone where no gnome has gone before!

 

[Stike]

he's gone where no gnome has gone before!

Really? I thought it was a "white dwarf"... the thing that is left when a sun explodes

 

[Mudbug]

he's gone where no gnome has gone before!

roflmao. that's funny stuff. And yours too, stike.
is the gnome actually in there?

 

[Stike]

roflmao. that's funny stuff. And yours too, stike.
is the gnome actually in there?

It is. If you enlarge it further you can still see the green coat and the red hat... ahhhm, no pun intended there

 

[superninjagoat]

Artistic unity? part one

A little trip down memory lane. I couldn't resist.

 

[superninjagoat]

part two

hehehe

 

[Mudbug]

hehehe

that's hilarious! great job!

 

[superninjagoat]

Thanks

that's hilarious! great job!

Thanks!

 

[JDar]

Damn. Photoshop is a great program, but even at the education prices it is still quite expensive. £299 for Photoshop or £389 for the Creative Suite...

Dunno if I'll go for it now, or if I'll have to wait 'til after I've come back from my summer trip...

Check out the capabilities of Photoshop Elements 2. I didn't look at UK educational pricing but in the US it's usually below $50 (non-educational pricing,) if not bundled free with a scanner or camera. PS E2 has about 80% of the functionality of PS, and many people find it entirely adequate. If you need more info feel free to PM.

 

[MacBandit]

Check out the capabilities of Photoshop Elements 2. I didn't look at UK educational pricing but in the US it's usually below $50 (non-educational pricing,) if not bundled free with a scanner or camera. PS E2 has about 80% of the functionality of PS, and many people find it entirely adequate. If you need more info feel free to PM.

The only really useful thing that Elements doesn't let you do that is as I said very useful is channel chopping.

 

[Mudbug]

this was a funny one...
but you have no idea.

sometimes good source pics fall in your lap.