Photoshop help

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raceboy

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13,423 posts

294 months

Friday 17th December 2004
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Anyone out there who knows their way around Photoshop and got some spare time on their hands care to do me (well racegirl's mum actually) a massive favour
I have a couple of scans of photos of racegirls brother who sadly lost his fight against EB (that thing the chap in 'The boy whos skin fell off' had)
I need a few things triming out the background and general touching up.
If anyone can help it would be really appreciated

judas

6,154 posts

273 months

Friday 17th December 2004
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Steve - give me a shout and I'll see what I can do.

raceboy

Original Poster:

13,423 posts

294 months

Friday 17th December 2004
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judas said:
Steve - give me a shout and I'll see what I can do.

Cheers mate hope your feeling better, I've emailed them to Tracy's ntl account

judas

6,154 posts

273 months

Friday 17th December 2004
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Ok - I'll see what I can get done over the weekend.

RobbieM-Evo

634 posts

258 months

Friday 17th December 2004
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Hi There, I know judas has offered to help but I can also if needed. I have been using Photoshop for 12 years as im in graphic design.

Could also print pics out for you.

Just thought i'd offer as well.

Regards
Rob

WildfireS3

9,868 posts

266 months

Friday 17th December 2004
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Just to add my services as well. Can't beat 12 years, but I do use it every day for my job.

raceboy

Original Poster:

13,423 posts

294 months

Friday 17th December 2004
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The more the merrier
If anyone drops me an email I'll reply with the photos attached
It's just a case of cleaning up the background of the pictures so it's just Richard (the one on the right in the photos and hopefully not to distorted to be printable at A4 size

v12v8

1,153 posts

265 months

Friday 17th December 2004
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Any chance the experts can post some guidance about how to do this? I have tried using the magic wand feature, but it has serious limitations.

Many thanks.

RobbieM-Evo

634 posts

258 months

Friday 17th December 2004
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v12v8 said:
Any chance the experts can post some guidance about how to do this? I have tried using the magic wand feature, but it has serious limitations.

Many thanks.


There are many ways of re-touching an image, using the rubber stamp tool and cloning an area to drop over
the unwanted bit. (If this makes sense)

Also you can select an area to be re-touched and using layers bulid it up.

I can offer help if needed by anyone.

Regards

docevi1

10,430 posts

262 months

Friday 17th December 2004
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the person you need is dcw@pr as this thread demonstrates www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?t=139017&f=109&h=0

Mighty impressive stuff!