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This tutorial explains how to use Photoshop’s tools to produce images that look edited, but are not actually edited in any way. The Photoshop toolset can be expanded to produce an unlimited number of unique looks by combining several layers. The goal of this tutorial is to be able to accomplish all of the effects shown in Figure 1 with little to no editing after the first layer has been created.
Layer’s Used in Photo Manipulation:
It is important to understand the foundational layers used in photo manipulation so that you understand the technique used in later steps. This tutorial walks through the steps needed to produce the hand drawn effect seen in Figure 1.
Source Image:
The original photo you want to use as a basis for your manipulated images.
Original Photo:
The photo you will be starting with. This is usually the default photo you’re using with Photoshop. The image will later be manipulated, leaving it as a layer (this is the basis of all manipulation).
Source Image:
Start with a new file in the 300dpi size, as shown in Figure 3, and open the photo onto a new canvas. In this first example, the original photo will be called “Original” and the manipulated image will be called “Sheet 1.” These are the naming conventions used in this tutorial.
Figure 3. File Open dialog (first step) showing the path of Photoshop actions selected for this tutorial.
Step 1:
The first step for this Photoshop tutorial is to copy the lightest colored sheet below the main photo into a new layer. Select the layer that you copied the photo into from the Layers palette (Figure 2). On the top menu, choose Layer > New > Layer Via Copy. This Layer Via Copy option is hidden by default in the New Layer palette.
Figure 2. Layers palette.
Figure 4. New Layer Via Copy option is hidden by default in the New Layer palette.
This tool will add a copy of the original photo to the canvas. The layer’s name should be “Sheet 1,” but you can change this to something else. Once you’ve added a new layer, it will be visible under the main photo in the Layers palette.
Note that you don’t need to make a new layer for the dark colored sheets, as they will be added to the main photo on later steps.
Step 2:
Next, use the
Due to its different user interface, you may need a little time to learn how to edit images in Photoshop Elements. But you will easily learn in a few days. This tutorial provides tutorials on all the core techniques.
You will also learn how to design websites, create new artwork, and all the things that you will need to edit and create graphics for your websites.
Follow this tutorial to become a Photoshop-savvy graphic designer or photographer.
1. How do I download Photoshop Elements?
There are two ways to download Photoshop Elements.
You can download the free edition. Alternatively, you can buy the full version which has more features than the free edition. For more details on how to download Photoshop Elements, follow the links below.
Download Photoshop Elements for free
Download Photoshop Elements for $14.99
2. What are the features of Photoshop Elements?
1. Image editing features
2. Vector editing features
3. Help features
4. Library and other features
5. Workflow features
Each of these sections describe the features that can be found in the professional version, but in simplified terms.
1. Image editing features
Photoshop Elements is known for its powerful image editing tools and features. These tools help you to edit your images and create new ones from scratch.
The image editing tools that you will use in this tutorial are:
Adjustment tools
Airbrush tools
Artistic tools
Borders and frames tools
Bleach by percentage tools
Clone Stamp tool
Color Adjustment tools
Color balance tools
Convert to grayscale tools
Copy/paste and rectangles tools
Create brush/brush tool
Curves tools
Desaturation tools
Dissolve tools
Eyedropper tools
Fill and Curves tools
Gradient tools
Halftone tools
Hue/saturation tools
Invert tools
Levels tools
Layer mask tools
Liquify tools
Live paint tools
Magic Eraser tools
Merge layers tool
Move tools
Navigate file tool
Network adjustments tools
New Adjustment layer tools
New Layer tool
New Layer Mask tool
New Layer Style tools
Opacity tools
Pattern tools
Pencil tools
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Q:
Derive another smooth function which contains a given function
Can one prove something like the following:
Let $f:E\subseteq\mathbb{R}^n\to\mathbb{R}$, $E$ is open, be a given real valued $C^\infty$ function.
Is it possible to derive a real valued function $g:E\to\mathbb{R}$ in the following way:
$$g(x) = f(x) + \sum_{k=2}^{N}\sum_{\beta\in\mathbb{N}^n_k}\frac{1}{\beta!}D^\beta f(x)(x-x_0)^\beta$$
where $N$ is a natural number and $x_0\in E$.
I’m pretty sure it is but I could not find any proof yet. So basically I want to know if it is true that for every $C^\infty$ function $f$ in $E$ you can find a function $g$ in $E$ which is $C^\infty$ and $g = f$ for $x = x_0$ and all derivatives of $g$ exist and agree with the derivatives of $f$ and their $x_0$ values.
A:
I think it is possible to do. For instance, if your $f$ has a zero of order $n$ in $x_0$, then the problem is equivalent to finding a function $h$ that is $C^\infty$ in $E$ and identically equal to $f(x)$ on $E$, and such that $D^n h(x_0) =0$.
If $f$ is $C^\infty$ and your $C^\infty$ functional calculus is the operator norm topology, then it follows from a standard implicit function theorem argument that the problem has a solution.
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This work is supported by research grants from the National Institutes of Health, DA020195, DA022531, DK76900, CA143640, CA175910.
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