How to add hair on photoshop?
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If you have enough hair to start with you can use the clone tool to add hair.  \n\nOf course, you can't make something out of nothing.  In such a case, you can \n1. create a special brush that can simulate hair.\n2. cut the hair off someone else and paste it onto the guys head.\n\nAdding convincing hair is very difficult unless you are a seasoned Photoshopper.
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Possibly using The Gimp and the animation add-on:\n\nGimp - Photoshop knock-off, can use most PhotoShop plug-ins and many of the most popular plug-ins are duplicated in the community and offered freely on this site.  http://www.gimp.org ; documentation at http://docs.gimp.org/en/ ; plug-ins at http://registry.gimp.org/index.jsp .\n\nINSTALL NOTES:  Download and install this first: http://superb-west.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/gimp-win/gtk+-2.8.18-setup-1.zip (Gimp Tool Kit).  Then download and install this:  http://superb-west.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/gimp-win/gimp-2.2.13-i586-setup-1.zip .  Then download and install this:  http://superb-west.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/gimp-win/gimp-gap-2.2.0-setup.zip (animation pack).  Lastly, download and install this:  http://superb-west.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/gimp-win/gimp-help-2-0.10-setup.zip (help files).
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hey just google it and you will get it\nhttp://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop/main.html\n\non this page there is link on left for try out.
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You can use a program such as Paint to make some changes to your picture.  I use 2Pic to add nice effects to my pics.  There are numerous and free programs which will let you make changes to your pictures. Search www.tucows.com or www.nonags.com for a free graphics editor which will allow you make changes to your images.
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Photoshop is a program that allows you to edit photos in several different ways, such as removing "red eye", removing the "grain" from older photos, modifying the color and tint, etc, etc.\n\nSorry, but it's not free.\n\nThere are a number of free "look-a-likes", but I've never used one of them.\n\nHope this helps.
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Try the gimp - it's free, and works similar to photoshop\n\nhttp://www.gimp.org/
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Go to the Avatars page:\nhttp://avatars.yahoo.com/\n\nClick the Appearance tab (near the top of the page).\n\nClick the Hairstyles link (it's just below the word "Appearance."\n\nChoose the hairstyle you want.\n\nSelect the color of hair from the squares that line up on the right of the picture of the hairstyle.\n\nBe sure to click the "Save Changes" button on the left of the page.
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This will depend somewhat on the version of Photoshop. Assuming it's 7.0 or later, there are three main methods. If the subject is on a fairly flat background, you can use the magic wand tool. If it's on a more detailed or tonally variant background, you're likely best to use the lasso tool and manually trace around it's edges.\n\nIf it's somewhere in between you may be able to get away with the Filter > Extract feature, which let's you highlight the edges (roughly) and then fill the area you want to keep. You can then extract it and PS will try to keep the edges intact for you.
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you can go to http://graphicssoft.about.com/od/photoshop/l/bllps5out.htm
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There is no direct way to do this you have to work on your B&W photograph. There is a simple but effective tutorial here : http://www.absolutecross.com/tutorials/photoshop/photos/colorizing/\n\nCheck this out.
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Open the picture\nSelect it all\nDo an Edit > Copy\nThen open the background and do a Paste (or Paste Layer)
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Be sure the picture is easily accessable (My Documents or Pictures).\n\nFormat > Background > Fill Effects > Picture > Select Picture >\nOkay > Apply to All
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http://www.hairstyleeditor.com/\n\nor \n\nhttp://www.hairfinder.com/virtualupstyles.htm\n\nsearch on google for many more....search for....\n\ntry different hairstyles with a picture
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First it helps if you know how to use Photoshop.\nTo put it simply\n--  In Photoshop set up a page that is set to the same size as your screen resolution, 800X600 or larger.\n--  Then you paint in the colors that you want on your background for your pictures.\n--  Open the picture files for your album covers (assuming you took pictures of them with a digital camera and uploaded them onto your computer).\n--  Copy each picture and paste it on top of your background image.  Keep doing that until all the pictures are where you want them.\n--  Save the file as either a JPEG (.jpg) or Bitmap (.bmp) image in a directory where you can find it.  The best place to put it is in the Windows Directory and save it your Wallpaper file.\n--  Go to the desktop and right click, on the drop down menu then select the properties menu.\n--  Go to the Background tab and select the browse button then find your image and click open.\n\nIf you don’t know how to use Photoshop then you need to learn how to use the select tool, the hand tool, and the cut and paste buttons.  You use a rectangular select tool to select your album covers then copy them.  Select the wallpaper blank image and paste the cover into to it.  Use the resizing tool to change the size and the hand tool to move it around.  Once you deselect the selection tool then the picture is put in place.  I suggest that you read the help files on these topics to get a better idea of how to use them.\n\nWhat you want to do is a fairly simple task, that a skilled person can do in a matter of minutes.\n\nWebshot is a program that switches thet wallpaper from a image directory.  However, it uses a lot of system resources and the IT professional that I know removes it from any computer he finds it on.
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Strictly speaking, you can't do animation in Photoshop.  However, it is usually bundled with ImageReady, which is specifically for animation.
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About.com offers a free Photoshop Basic course:\nhttp://graphicssoft.about.com/od/photoshop/l/bllps5out.htm\n\nYou can also access some nice tutorials at  www.photoshop.cafe.com or www.planetphotoshop.com.  \n\nHave fun!
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Its really quite simple. You want to have both of the pictures you want open. Then create a new document of the size that you need. Go to each picture do ctrl+A this will highlight the pic. Then ctrl-c (copy)...then go to your new doc and ctrl+V this will paste and at the same time create the layers you need to modify and move. If you need more tutorials on how to do a lot of this stuff there are some really great ones online here is one of my favorite sites that I have found very helpful.\n\nPhotoshop can be tricky and sometimes annoying if you are not familiar with it. If you are new to Photoshop try Photoshop elements its a waterdown version of the professional and more user friendly for the new user.