Photoshop cs5 mac simplify layer license#

Vectorizing in Illustrator can also be used to reduce the number of colors. On top of it, put a gradient map adjustment layer, to control the posterized colors The Posterize Adjustment layer, with very few colors Try with this layer stack, from bottom to top:Д¬onvert the original image in a Smart Object, in order to use Smart filters and blur the image (Gaussian Blur, or noise>median or blur>smart blur or blur>surface blur could be interesting internatives) would be useful, to make smoother posterized areas.ДЄ dodge/burn layers (a neutral gray layer in overlay mode) to adjust areas using the Dodge/burn tools. I would rather use posterize, as an adjustment layer, as you can control it. There are some plug-ins for Photoshop, but they basically do the same as the posterize or index mode: (commercial) see this panel for colorizing comic art: Thanks again for your help.ДЄre you sure that he was using Photoshop? (see my third solution) But it's looking like it's not that simple. On top of it, put a gradient map adjustment layer, to control the posterized colors. the Posterize Adjustment layer, with very few colors. They tell me he just made these and he didn't have much of a knowledge of Photoshop, either. A dodge/burn layers (a neutral gray layer in overlay mode) to adjust areas using the Dodge/burn tools. I would have to paint the pixels one color and this would take a long time even if they were enclosed. But some of the items aren't one color even though they look like it.

So, based on your help I found that if the areas were enclosed I could make them black and white and use color fill. In my head, I thought that I would be able to reduce the picture to (for this example) 4 colors of my choosing. But I realized with these last two ideas I tried that this can't be done, at least not completely. I tried a lot of things before and after I wrote this help message, based on web suggestions. I don't know what this other guy did (the one I talked about in my first message) but they insist he did it very easily using Photoshop (CS5). I tried the posterize idea, and earlier today I found a 'Save for web and devices' idea which does something very similar to the Image>Mode>Indexed color idea above, which I just tried (thanks, c.pf).

Go to channels tab (at the top of the layers panel), and select the mask channel, it should be named Mask.

Select the layer that you want to mask and create a new mask by clicking the 'add layer mask' icon at the bottom of the layers panel. I need to reduce the colors down to no more than 4. Copy the contents of your layer by selecting it then pressing Ctrl + A to select all followed by Ctrl + C to copy. They're png and jpg files but they are not going on the web.

Photoshop cs5 mac simplify layer license#

These are for drawings that belong to me or that I have a license for.