Im obsessed with PhotoShop! KB Its all your fault!

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Posted by KimberlyBride

Elements is a scaled down version. Not as many features as full down photoshop. You can do pretty much anything with elements. Photoshop CS2 is more for graphic artists.

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Ok..I'm a dork here...I have a copy of Photoshop CS2 and cannot find the 'Enhance' on the toolbar...what can I use...

Anyone?

Diana... where are those instructions you promised? KB emailed directions to me but I am having ISSUES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Posted by dleeny

Diana... where are those instructions you promised? KB emailed directions to me but I am having ISSUES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Listen CHICKY! ME FIRST!!!

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Posted by 103005FallBride

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Posted by KimberlyBride

Elements is a scaled down version. Not as many features as full down photoshop. You can do pretty much anything with elements. Photoshop CS2 is more for graphic artists.

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Ok..I'm a dork here...I have a copy of Photoshop CS2 and cannot find the 'Enhance' on the toolbar...what can I use...

Anyone?

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Posted by susieandsteven111905

It wont let me install.... GRRRR!!!

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Me neither! My trial is asking for a serial number and I can't seem to find it! UGHHHH!

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Posted by 103005FallBride

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Posted by dleeny

Diana... where are those instructions you promised? KB emailed directions to me but I am having ISSUES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Listen CHICKY! ME FIRST!!!

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Posted by 103005FallBride

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Posted by KimberlyBride

Elements is a scaled down version. Not as many features as full down photoshop. You can do pretty much anything with elements. Photoshop CS2 is more for graphic artists.

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Ok..I'm a dork here...I have a copy of Photoshop CS2 and cannot find the 'Enhance' on the toolbar...what can I use...

Anyone?

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someone, please post instructions

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Posted by 103005FallBride

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Posted by dleeny

Diana... where are those instructions you promised? KB emailed directions to me but I am having ISSUES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Listen CHICKY! ME FIRST!!!

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Posted by 103005FallBride

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Posted by KimberlyBride

Elements is a scaled down version. Not as many features as full down photoshop. You can do pretty much anything with elements. Photoshop CS2 is more for graphic artists.

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Ok..I'm a dork here...I have a copy of Photoshop CS2 and cannot find the 'Enhance' on the toolbar...what can I use...

Anyone?

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someone, please post instructions

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Posted by Mrs_B

This one isnt that good.. I have to keep my hand steady and its hard!

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I can't believe you don't think this is that good! This is one of the most creative pictures I have ever seen! I would put this in frame and display it if I were you!!

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Posted by malbert

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Posted by Mrs_B

This one isnt that good.. I have to keep my hand steady and its hard!

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I can't believe you don't think this is that good! This is one of the most creative pictures I have ever seen! I would put this in frame and display it if I were you!!

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awww thank you!!

I cant for the life of me find the email one of the attorneys at work sent me to use the program. Ill look again tomorrow! sorry luvs!

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Posted by Mrs_B

I cant for the life of me find the email one of the attorneys at work sent me to use the program. Ill look again tomorrow! sorry luvs!

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These dont work for you?

Browse to and open a picture.
In the top right where all the tabs are select layers.
You will see the picture you have opened and it is labeled as
'background'
Right click on the work background and select duplicate layer.
Name it and press ok.
On the left select the magnetic lasso tool and select the area you want
to be in color in the picture.
Now the item will be highlighted.
Select edit on the tool bar then copy.
Then select edit and paste.
Go back to the layers tab and select the background copy.
Go to enhance on the toolbar and select adjust color then remove color.
That will make it black and white and your selection stay in color.

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Posted by Mrs_B

These dont work for you?

Browse to and open a picture.
In the top right where all the tabs are select layers.
You will see the picture you have opened and it is labeled as
'background'
Right click on the work background and select duplicate layer.
Name it and press ok.
On the left select the magnetic lasso tool and select the area you want
to be in color in the picture.
Now the item will be highlighted.
Select edit on the tool bar then copy.
Then select edit and paste.
Go back to the layers tab and select the background copy.
Go to enhance on the toolbar and select adjust color then remove color.
That will make it black and white and your selection stay in color.

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You will see the picture you have opened and it is labeled as
'background'
Right click on the work background and select duplicate layer.

the part that I copied and pasted doesn't work for me. nothing was labeled background

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Posted by Mrs_B

These dont work for you?

Browse to and open a picture.
In the top right where all the tabs are select layers.
You will see the picture you have opened and it is labeled as
'background'
Right click on the work background and select duplicate layer.
Name it and press ok.
On the left select the magnetic lasso tool and select the area you want
to be in color in the picture.
Now the item will be highlighted.
Select edit on the tool bar then copy.
Then select edit and paste.
Go back to the layers tab and select the background copy.
Go to enhance on the toolbar and select adjust color then remove color.
That will make it black and white and your selection stay in color.

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Thank you sweetums!
My trial is almost up so I hope someone got if for me for xmas!

I just made this one. My DOC took this pic. Made it black and white with the flowers in red

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Posted by KimberlyBride

And there is an even easier way to do black and white with color using the eraser.

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yeaaaa.. those are the directions I cant find and I am not good at explaining things!

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Posted by Mrs_B

These dont work for you?

Browse to and open a picture.
In the top right where all the tabs are select layers.
You will see the picture you have opened and it is labeled as
'background'
Right click on the work background and select duplicate layer.
Name it and press ok.
On the left select the magnetic lasso tool and select the area you want
to be in color in the picture.
Now the item will be highlighted.
Select edit on the tool bar then copy.
Then select edit and paste.
Go back to the layers tab and select the background copy.
Go to enhance on the toolbar and select adjust color then remove color.
That will make it black and white and your selection stay in color.

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Unless I'm missing something....(which could be...hehehehe)...the version that I have Photoshop CS or whatever I can't find this part 'Go to enhance on the toolbar and select adjust color then remove color.'

Any clue?

Lori,

Its 'Image', 'Adjustments', 'Desaturate'

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Posted by Mrs_B

Lori,

Its 'Image', 'Adjustments', 'Desaturate'

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You're the BEST Diana!

Now I can't wait to go home and play!!!!

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Posted by 103005FallBride

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Posted by Mrs_B

Lori,

Its 'Image', 'Adjustments', 'Desaturate'

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You're the BEST Diana!

Now I can't wait to go home and play!!!!

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