i open a new canvas and dag other images onto it and they turn out to be in greyscale....this has never happened before must be the setting of the new canvas but i can figure out how to change it....my assignment is due at nine in the morning and i am going to be up all nite anyway....photoshop experts please help!!!
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Go to File > New...\n\nUnder Color Mode, select either RGB Color or CYMK Color to create a new colour canvas.
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You need to get a PaintShop program to create those kind of transparent images. \n\nI recommend Paintshop Pro or Ulead Cool 3D for text images.
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On the CSI tc show, they can convert 3 pixels in an image to a hi-res photo of a suspect. This is BS.\n\nWhile you cannot get the original quality back, you can run some of the image filters in GIMP or (spits) Photoshop to clean it up a bit.\n\nGIMP is free!
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Standard buttons grey out automatically.\n\n If you have a custom bitmap on your button, convert it to greyscale in another tool, save the greyscale into the app resources and switch the image to the greyscale when not enabled.\n\n Likewise for custom painting operations.
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The trasparency in the GIF image is not based on alpha values, but on a color that will be used as a transparent color (i.e, the pixels in that color will not show when the image is rendered).\n\nThe color in a 32 bit per pixel image is formatted as ARGB (alpha, red, green, blue)\nEach compoment of the color is a 8 bits value.\n\nA 24 bits PNG only contain RGB values (there is no alpha information to make transparency or alpha blending)\n\nI don't know much about Photoshop CS2, but I would be surprised if there wasn't an option to import the Aplha value..maybe you need to import that as a layer and then combine the RGB layer with the Aplha layer and then save the image as a 32 bits PNGs\n\nI have used Paintshop Pro, and it can read 32 bits PNG without any problems.
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Whoa. Haven't been deep into a 95 operating system in a while.  Not sure if I remember the paths to take.\nFind Control Panel, and and open up Printers.\nRight click on the printer in question and select properties.\nThere may be several tabs to explore, including color management.\nBUT, look on the general tab first, and see if there's a button to click on that says something like "printing preferences", and explore that one.  That may open another window where there's a color tab. There may be a setting in there that's set to "grayscale" or "black cartridge only".
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use paint and import graphics from the web. cut them out and paste them on a new image
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Its hard to covert from low to high. High to low is possible.\n\nIf you want high resoulution then you open in photoshop and touch it up like sharpen it up and set the contrast again and save it at high resolution.
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Not only do you need to set the background of the document or layer that you're moving it to as transparent; you need to save it in a format that supports transparency.\nNeither bitmaps nor jaypegs will save a document with a transparent area; they'll fill it white. Giffs will save a transparent area but aren't great for photos.\nPrograms like Photoshop usually have a 'native' file format and it should support transparency so make sure you save your new image as that.
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try using a jpeg or png.  and reimport it inot your library.  Also when you convert it to a symbol make sure not to move the center achor point.
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I know how to do it in photoshop, maybe there is a similar funtion in PSP.\n\nCreate a new layer over the black and white picture, or over the colored picture.\n\nAdd a layer over it, a special type of layer called 'hue-saturation'.\n\nIf the photo is black and white: color all of the new layer black. This should not affect your drawing. Then color over the eyes in white. Since this in on the hue layer, it won't affect the picture. Click on the layer to modify the hue, and switch the hue to a desired color.\n\nIf the photo is in color, color the hue layer white, and the eyes in black. Again, it will not modify the picture. Click on the layer to edit it and change the saturation to a negative 100. It should be black and white except for the eyes.\n\nBut like I said, this methodology might not work.
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When you descirbe a picture getting "blurry", what's really happening is that the picture is being resized but the resolution does not change. Therefore, you have more pixels being added, but no detail. \n\nThere honestly isn't a good way to go about fixing your problem; however, if you were to use a program like Photoshop (which I would reccomend), it would at least look better than it would in Paint (because Photoshop attempts to compensate for the loss in resolution when resizing a picture).\n\nThe link below goes into more detail about image resolution and what I mean. It should answer your question quite thoroughly.
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There is a lot to say about feathering and such, layers are pretty simple to use and I can link you to a good website.  \n\nTo eliminate the blue select your magic wand tool\n\nSet the tolerance (top left in photoshop) of about 60.\n\nClick on the blue space, check to see if it has all of the blue highlighted.  If so, just hit del and get rid of the blue. \n\nIf its not getting all the blue, turn the tolerance up and try again.\n\nYou can then drag that baloon into another picture, or drag the whole layer into another picture for mixing the two.\n\nThis is the site I used when first learning photoshop. - \n\nhttp://www.pegaweb.com/tutorials/beginners-guide-adobe-photoshop/\n\nHope this was helpful for you.
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You could duplicate the layer/objects and go to Objects > Transform > Reflect. Also, you could make an opacity mask overlay by making a black-to-white square and selecting both it and your object you want to mirror and in the transparency dialog click "Make Opacity Mask". With text you may need to use the "Make Outlines" feature at the bottom of the Objects list. I forget exactly where that is.\n\nI can help you specifically if you want (contact me through Yahoo Answers).
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do you have a photo editing program? if you do you can find borders and effects, etc. online from other  people, u just have to google it..sorry yahoo has too many advertisments for me...no offence yahoo! gd lk!
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that is not real just add them some pixels the same as the original picture bu some softwares can change pictures to best are : softcolor and..
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Okay, unfortunately the server is down at the moment, but here is the link to a program that will give you the full pallete of color in any image.  I have found this to be very useful in site design, and hopefully they will not be offline for long.\nhttp://www.degraeve.com/color-palette/index.php\nHope this helps