I thnk some how changed a setting. when in cs3 or elements 7 the brush has changed to a + . The brush still works I just can't see how big the circle is. Can someone help???
Make sure your caps lock is turned off, and you can increase/decrease the brush size using the bracket keys [ ]
It was the cap lock, just learned something...
Thanks for your help.
Your welcome and if you have any more questions about PSE (Photoshop Elements) PM me and I will try to help.
Thanks again for your help. I feal kind of stupid, but cap lock key was the fix...Daaaa. Thanks for the lesson...
ps: Would you mind giving me your opion on these 2 pic's, since you helped me fix me brush issue...
Thanks
Jim
Sorry,
Don't know what PM means, or how to do it???
Thanks to a New friend,
Jim
PM means private message. Jim both of your pics are very nicely done. I love the vignette effect on the edges. I am thinking maybe I would try to lighten the faces a little on the first pic and maybe the second needs a small color corection on the boys face. I am Chas BTW. Would be great to have you as a friend.
Jim - with your permission, I would like to share my Photoshop edit of your first pic.
Yes, How or where can I find your edit???
Jim
Was shot on auto white balance. I think flash would have been better...that's how we learn.
Here is my little boost to the lighting around the subjects faces. I was told in another topic not to post or edit anyone's photo without permission. so here it is. Let me know what you think.
Chas
Thank you for respecting my privacy. I did't think about that. I do like the lightening of the face...
Again thanks to a new friend
Jim
I don't mean to intrude on your conversation, gentlemen, but Jim, those portraits are beautiful! So much emotion captured. Well done.
Jeanne wrote:
I don't mean to intrude on your conversation, gentlemen, but Jim, those portraits are beautiful! So much emotion captured. Well done.
Jeanne, dear, this is a public forum and you seem to be a member in good standing, so you have every right to post a comment. And, of course, you are very right! The portraits are very nice, and do show a lot of emotion and character. Normally, I prefer high key portraits, especially for photos with babies & children. But, with these subjects, the low key really works nicely.
Chas. Your PP appears very subtle, but nice. Best regards, Jack
Thank you all for your comments...my head is getting bigger...
A special thanks to Chas...That's how we get better...
Stl Jim
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