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Published: 2006-07-03 22:29:29 +0000 UTC; Views: 6593; Favourites: 50; Downloads: 774
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Part 2For PSP7-10 The exact text is designed for psp10, but can be used in any of the other programs.
Here is a basic tutorial for how to put three images together.
This is for beginners so I tried to make it as easy as possible. If you have any questions, please note me!
I'm availabe for help just about anytime. I didn't add all the photos that I took. When going back to something, I prefer to let people find their way back again instead of posting another picture. There are some things that are very easy, like copying a photo. I figured you guys are smart enough to figure that out!
The text is pretty much the same though. 
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The keys to a good photomanip are:
Lighting Composition Image Compatibility Perspective Layers------------------------
This tutorial will cover:
Automatic cropping without using a tool
Cropping using a tool
Color editing
Layers
Layer blending, etc.
Two of the photos have been deleted by the artists, so I am willing to somehow send you the photos if you agree that you will use them for the tutorial only and nothing else. You cannot post any work with those photos because of the copyrights.
download the photos for the tutorial here
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[link] (3rd photo) (credit to =resurgere )
download Paint Shop Pro 10 [link]
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Comments: 17
I'm glad you like it! It was made quite a few years ago when I was just starting out
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I made this way back when I was actually pretty new to photomanipulation, but I hope it helped some. I should really write a better one sometime...
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i tried to do this and download the pics and everything, but it said the first two pics did not exist?
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hmm...that means that the artists mostly likely deleted the photos.
You won't be allowed to submit the finished tutorial result because you can no longer credit the artists. But if you just want to try the tutorial out, I'd be more than happy to get you the photos you need.
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that would be great 
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does it have to be painshop pro? what about photoshop 7.0?...
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i think it would probably work with photoshop. I don't have photoshop, so I really wasn't sure about the compatibility.
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I sure am going to try this!! Thanks so much for the tutorials!!!!
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I'm really glad you like them and I hope they're useful to you!
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As soon as I got some more time I sure will try them out!!! But I'm sure they are very useful!!!!
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I don't have photoshop, but if i did, I do believe that this would be rather helpful
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it's paint shop pro, which is a little bit different. I've heard that it's a more user-friendly program compared to photoshop, and much cheaper. I've never tried photoshop, so i wouldn't know the difference though.
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Oh, I don't have Paint Shop Pro, but if I did, I'm sure this would be a very good tutorial if'n i did have the program
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