vogonpoet

Thanks Ferlin!

Actually its fairly easy.

One step I missed out in my previous directions was the use of the curves command to exaggerate the high/lows of the chain.

Joy Foraker

Ferlin - VP can do anything in Photoshop and probably all the other graphics program too. I've been a fan of his for years. [righton] [righton] [righton] Some of his work, from years ago, is still stuck in my head. ;\ I'm in no hurry to forget it.

Joyful

vogonpoet

[saywhat] ;\ ;\ ;\

Joy!!! you embarrass me! Thank you so much for the kind words.

neolite

I agree with the gang. That is one impressive chain.

I get such a kick out of how the "veteran" members can look at an object and say "Oh just adjust the curves...etc." I still freak out if I have to create a channel.

When I delve into the tools like Pen Tool, Adjustments (Hue/Sat., Curves..etc) I always think "Don't panic, you can always UNDO" because I know it's going to take me a few tries to get it even close to what I wanted.

Though I don't have the experience in Photoshop to offer technical assistance...yet...I will say that this forum is the best place to ask questions, get feedback...etc. I find that I come here a few times each day just to read up on things. I've never done that in any forum for any type of tool before.

vogonpoet

Hi and welcome to the PSG Forums Neolite!!! [righton]

Photoshop can be very daunting when first beginning. But from my experience, the more you experiment with the tools, the more confidence you will gain.

It was the main appeal of the program to me when I first started using it! Things like 'layers' excited me! lol...

With the advent of the history options, it is so easy to step backwards, so never feel hesitant to try new things and ask questions.

Look forward to seeing you around the forums!