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Just an idea, can you put a tolerance slider in, it would make it more versatile.

Nice map and don't worry about anyone stealing it:

If you can't copy and paste the text I don't think this is possible.

Good to see it finished Oma, well done.

Thanks, this must have been a lot of work.

Shift+control+i is the shortcut for invert colors, this can be found in the adjustments drop-down menu. One problem with coloring greyscale images is that PDN hasn't enough information to color the image; for every pixel he has only 1 average of the 3 variables he normally has, so to color it PDN would have to guess the color based on what is in the image, so PDN would need object recognising for this, which is very complicated, and it would have to know the colors of the object it recognises and it would have to deal with lighting. So it's logical that PDN doesn't have a function like that, sorry. You can try to color it manually, by selecting the object and playing around with curves or something like that.

Are they only black and white or greyscale? Do you want your photo's to have colour or not? If you just want to turn them into positives try this: Open your image in PDN (Paint.NET) Press shift+control+i.

Thanks Ash, for another great tut. As you would have probably noticed by now I have commented on most of your tuts, this is because you said your tuts are underapreciated and because I haven't replied to any of your tuts so far I just wanted to say thanks a couple of times.

Thanks Ash you always give people new ideas and inspiration.

Thank you very much Ash, your tuts are the best. Maybe except for Oma's tuts.

Thanks Ash, for all your great tuts.

Thanks Ash for another great tut.

Thanks Ash, I always enjoy following your tuts. Too bad 200/3=66,66666666666666 (and so on).

Thanks Ash, I always learn something from your tuts. PDN 3.5 has a different dent though

Thanks Ash, another great tut.

Thanks Ash, I'm already looking forward to the next version. It's an old one, maybe I'll give it another try sometime.

Thank you very much Ask, great tut. Messed around with it a bit.

We're getting some good tuts lately, well done. Here is my humble attemp:

select the area first, this would work, but you result is aliased. other way is alpha masking:http://paintdotnet.forumer.com/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=2178 here is how to use it: http://cmdsketchpad.com/tutorial.php?tutid=3

try control+a and delete after you opened the canvas. also read this. You want a transparent shadow? try the drop shadow plug in with the keep original option unchecked and adjusting the options.

try control+a and delete after you opened the canvas. also read this. You want a transparent shadow? try the drop shadow plug in with the keep original option unchecked and adjusting the options.

does it work with 3.5?

Well, try this.

Well, try this.

Well, try this.