dustyace

"Now it needs a vignette. Flatten the image. Then, add a new layer. Make a box around the edges in your new layer with the brush size set to around 20 pixels." This is where I'm still a little lost. Do I select the paintbrush tool in the tool bar, and make a border in black paint around this new layer with the painting brush?? Also, where do I make the adjustment to 20 pixels? Or I am selecting an entirely different tool to use here? Oh, and the download worked like a charm. Thank you, however.

“Now is the time to use the Color Balance plug-in. I adjusted the image 10 points toward yellow.” Is this a must for antiquing a picture? I am unable to d/l it. Is there another way around this? Now it needs a vignette. Flatten the image. Then, add a new layer. Make a box around the edges in your new layer with the brush size set to around 20 pixels. Then Gaussian blur it so it has a very smooth, transparent look. I use a setting of 70. Could anyone explain this part to me a little better. When I “flatten” an image, I am combing the original three layers? When I add this “new” layer, which is a square box if I’m not mistaking, I make a box around the edges how exactly? If someone could explain that part to me, it would be greatly appreciated. I am actually going to select the paint brush feature for this? And how would I locate the setting to adjust pixels. One again, any help for this newcomer would be appreciated.

Hello gentleman, new to paint. I was just curious, if I could turn any old picture I have on my computer into one of those old, civil war looking pictures. Gray and white. Scratchy look to it. (not familiar with the terms.) Just curious if its possible on paint. If so, how would I go about it. My knowledge is limited, therefore I am at your doorsteps.