Background Color In Photoshop
Jul 27, 2016 18:55:41 #
somehow the background panel in acr when i am trying to retouch has changed to black.(dont remember exactly the color i had) i would like to change the color...how can i do so?
thank you
thank you
Jul 27, 2016 19:17:38 #
E wrote:
In the Menu Bar, go to Edit>Preferences>Interface and at the top of the page under Color Theme, click on the color you want, then click OK.somehow the background panel in acr when i am trying to retouch has changed to black.(dont remember exactly the color i had) i would like to change the color...how can i do so?
thank you
thank you
Jul 27, 2016 19:35:03 #
Jul 27, 2016 20:14:53 #
i would like to use the background of an old picture -to fill a larger sized background. however, can't figure out how to get the "texture" with the color.
since its an old photo, the background is a bit "speckled" -for a lack of a better word.
i tried patch tool. its ok. is there another way?
hope i am being clear
since its an old photo, the background is a bit "speckled" -for a lack of a better word.
i tried patch tool. its ok. is there another way?
hope i am being clear
Jul 28, 2016 11:19:24 #
amfoto1
Loc: San Jose, Calif. USA
E wrote:
i would like to use the background of an old picture -to fill a larger sized background. however, can't figure out how to get the "texture" with the color.
since its an old photo, the background is a bit "speckled" -for a lack of a better word.
i tried patch tool. its ok. is there another way?
hope i am being clear
since its an old photo, the background is a bit "speckled" -for a lack of a better word.
i tried patch tool. its ok. is there another way?
hope i am being clear
It sounds as if the "old picture" is too low resolution. When it's enlarged by the software to fill the area it's pixelating. You need a larger version of it.
My photo editing programs... in fact my entire photo editing desktop... uses a low-key gray theme and medium gray background, specifically to avoid influencing the images I'm working on. Also, a plain background and desktop uses less memory, leaving more for the intensive programs to work with.
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