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Photoshop 7-How to use texture as a paintbrush - 11/11/2004 6:45:17
Problem Summary:
In Photoshop 7.0, I want to paint a fairly transparent sandy texture (note, not just a sandy colour) over a computer shape, so I can still see the computer shape and computer tonal changes beneath the sand.
Is this possible?
Problem Background:
I'm a Photoshop beginner.
My texture image is sand on the beach at 150 dpi.
The image will go onto an A3 printed poster.
Many thanks for considering this question!
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RE: Photoshop 7-How to use texture as a paintbrush - 11/25/2004 6:26:45
Giomanach,
Thankyou very much for your advice, which was extremely useful. PhotoShop 7 worked very similarly to your description. My sincere apologies for the delay in thanking you. Work & family issues have distracted me.
In case it helps others, as an alternative, I also discovered another way that works well too. I created a new layer with a sand texture, then changed the opacity and fill of that sand layer in the layer palette to 80%. Below the sand layer was my computer which could be seen beneath the sand.
Thanks again!!
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