Artistic Peanut

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Originally posted by koxka
Go to:
File>Automate>

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Well, this is as far as I got. :rolleyes: :( :) When I click on "File" there is no "automate" option. There is "automation tools" which then gives me "PDF slideshow" (which I've used already and is great for showing pictures to family) and the other option is "Multi page PDF to PSD..." But I'm still working on it and checking through the help files.....

The picture of Peanut you did is exactly what I wanted to do - thanks! I like the sepia effect better than just black & white because it makes it look old. Then if you get some paper that looks old, you can have a brand new "old" picture. ;) :D

Not very far!:rolleyes: What version of Photoshop are you using? Mine is seven.
I have been looking for other ways to do sepia pics but coudn't find nothing .

Anyway if you want some other sepia pic , I can do it for you it just take a couple of minutes. :)

Here is one I did of Kelcee. :D I did Ashlee and Nina too, but, since they are dogs...I didn't ad them
http://www.imagestation.com/picture/...7/fca780e6.jpg

Kelcee is really French Impressionism :)

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Originally posted by koxka
Not very far!:rolleyes: What version of Photoshop are you using? Mine is seven.

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That's the problem then. I've only got Photoshop Elements 2.0. I was looking something else up in the Help files and it was telling me to do something that I didn't have also, so I think that's what the problem is. :(

I guess I'll keep playing around with the grayscale filter. I guess there has to be some differences between the $30.00 version and the couple of hundred dollar version. ;) :)

Thanks for the help anyway, Koxka. :)

I was playing around again, this time with Tubby pictures, and figured out Sepia (don't ask me how I did this because already I don't remember how I did it :rolleyes:)

Black and White Tubby
http://www.imagestation.com/picture/...3/fc9d6cbb.jpg

And Sepia Tubby.
http://www.imagestation.com/picture/...f/fc9d6cba.jpg

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Originally posted by Tubby & Peanut's Mom
I was messing around with Photoshop the other night and came up with these pics. The first one is the original that I worked off of.
http://www.imagestation.com/picture/...e/fd805d58.jpg

http://www.imagestation.com/picture/...6/fcad07ba.jpg

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The original photo is an absolute winner in my books!!!

And I love the effects on the second one!

;)

I also have Irfanview (free from www.irfanview.com) but I just use it to resize pics. My computer didn't come with any photo package, but I would love to get my hands on Photoshop or part of the package!

;)

Ooooooooooooo!! I wish we had photoshop too ... :( . It is so expaensive , hey :eek: !

We have "Jasc Paint Shop Pro7" ; I can work with it a little bit ; I use it to resize or rotate my pictures ; but I'd love to learn how to "play" with pics too !

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Originally posted by Russian Blue
but I would love to get my hands on Photoshop or part of the package!

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I wish we had photoshop too ... . It is so expaensive

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I've got Photoshop Elements, which is a smaller - and way less expensive - version of the real Photoshop. I believe I got it for around $40.00, and if I remember right, ACGS earlier in this thread mentioned that she got it for around $30.00. Try amazon.com for good pricing. I believe I got it for $89.99 with a $30.00 rebate from Adobe and a $20.00 rebate from Amazon. Of course I got it before Thanksgiving and have just now received my final rebate, but you still can't beat the price compared to the complete Photoshop. And I'm sure the Elements version doesn't do some things that the complete version does, but it does way more than I will ever know - or use, so just go ahead and get it and forget about the full version.

And Lut, yes, it's fun to just play around and see what everything does. I've come up with some way out things that Terry says "What's that?" I say "What do you mean 'what's that'? It's Peanut!" :eek: :rolleyes: ;) :D