Photoshop CS4 Liquify tool issue Reply to author. Report message as abuse. Show original message. Either email addresses are anonymous for this group or you need the view member email addresses permission to view the original message. I have recently upgraded from CS3 to CS4 and now find that the liquify tool does not work in "real time".
On CS3 I had no problems. Now when I try to perform an action, I click the mouse and get the beachball for a few seconds then the results. As you can imagine, this is extremely frustrating. I am running it on my 24" iMac, 2. Any advice will be helpful. What video card do you have?
Ann, Yes, it's safe. John Joslin. Yes, cards. Flashed mutant cards. Similar problem here. The mac runs fine if the USB drive is offline. Liquify is one of the few stand-alone filters in the Filters menu, appearing alongside Vanishing Point covered in the next section of this chapter outside of any of the filter categories. It was added to Photoshop back in version 6, and has since proved to be a highly useful part of any digital artist's toolset.
It works by overlaying a mesh or grid over your image, and associating the pixels in your image with points on the grid. Adobe Fireworks is a powerful vector graphics editing tool for creating Flash websites. It has many powerful functions, just one of which you will learn how to use here. This video explains how to make slideshows or image galleries for the web-savvy that will display on your In this video, we learn how to lose weight using the liquify filter on PhotoShop.
Before beginning, open up PhotoShop and the image you want to adjust. First, click on "filter" then "liquify". Next, use the forward warp tool and adjust the size of the brush to the body part yo Maximize dynamic range with Photoshop's levels and curves tool.
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A preselected scene from a television show is op This video shows the method to do weight loss using Photoshop. Open the image and go to 'Filters' and 'Liquify'. Click on the 'Forward Warp Tool' on the left. Zoom into the back area and drag the mouse in towards the body to make it thin. Keep the 'Brush Pressure' high to get Build a simple looping walking animation by utilizing Adobe Flash CS5's bone tool and symbols.
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Adobe Photoshop CS4 is the industry-standard software for perfecting digital images and is ideal for professional photographers, serious amateur photographers, and graphic designers. This video is a tutorial on creating an Icon Logo in Photoshop Cs4. Go to File and open a new document. In the Layer option, set up a new layer and give it a name. Brush Density. Controls how a brush feathers at the edge.
An effect is strongest in the center of the brush and lighter at the edge. Brush Pressure. Sets the speed at which distortions are made when you drag a tool in the preview image.
Sets the speed at which distortions are applied when you keep a tool such as the Twirl tool stationary in the preview image. The higher the setting, the greater the speed at which distortions are applied. Stylus Pressure. Uses pressure readings from a stylus tablet. This option is available only when you are working with a stylus tablet. When selected, the brush pressure for the tools is the stylus pressure multiplied by the Brush Pressure value.
If a type layer or a shape layer is selected, you must rasterize the layer before proceeding, making the type or shape editable by the Liquify filter. To distort type without rasterizing the type layer, use the Warp options for the Type tool. Use the Reconstruct tool or Reconstruct Options to fully or partially reverse the changes.
Hold down Alt Windows or Option Mac OS and click Reset to revert all distortions to the preview image and reset all options to their defaults.
You can also invert both frozen and thawed areas. By freezing areas of the preview image, you protect those areas from changes. Frozen areas are covered by a mask that you paint using the Freeze Mask tool. You can also use an existing mask, selection, or transparency to freeze areas. You can view the mask in the preview image to help you apply distortions. Using the Freeze Mask tool. Select the Freeze Mask tool and drag over the area you want to protect. Shift-click to freeze in a straight line between the current point and the previously clicked point.
Using an existing selection, mask, or transparency channel. This determines how areas of the preview image are frozen or masked. Freezing all thawed areas. Inverting thawed and frozen areas.
Showing or hiding frozen areas. Select or deselect Show Mask in the View Options area of the dialog box. Changing the color of frozen areas. When you have an existing selection, transparency, or mask in an image, that information is retained when the Liquify dialog box opens. You can choose one of the following mask options:. Replace Selection. Add To Selection. Shows the mask in the original image, so that you can add to the selection using the Freeze Mask tool.
Adds selected pixels in channel to the current frozen area. Subtract From Selection. Intersect With Selection. Invert Selection. If a selection exists, the filter limits the preview and processing to the rectangular area containing that selection. For rectangular marquee selections, the selected area and preview are identical, so choosing Selection from the mask option menus above has no effect. Select the Thaw Mask tool , and drag over the area.
Shift-click to thaw in a straight line between the current point and the previously clicked point. Using a mesh helps you see and keep track of distortions. You can choose the size and color of a mesh, and save the mesh from one image and apply it to other images.
To show a mesh, select Show Mesh in the View Options area of the dialog box, and choose a mesh size and mesh color. To save a distortion mesh, after distorting the preview image, click Save Mesh. Specify a name and location for the mesh file, and click Save. To apply a saved distortion mesh, click Load Mesh, select the mesh file you want to apply, and click Open. Creative Cloud Meshes are automatically saved in your document.
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