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Q-tea's guide to grayscales and gradient maps

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Re: Q-tea's guide to grayscales and gradient maps

Postby ShiroGEM » Sun Mar 19, 2017 6:40 am

But I need to save the different colours so i put them on separate layers. >_>
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Re: Q-tea's guide to grayscales and gradient maps

Postby murmurlade » Sun Mar 19, 2017 6:58 am

......OPACITY LOCK----- CTRL+E!
MERGE ALL THE LAYERS TOGETHER!
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Re: Q-tea's guide to grayscales and gradient maps

Postby Kyndreth » Sun Mar 19, 2017 8:55 am

T_T
I don't understand the terms... or the context QQ

ShiroGEM wrote:Ooo which one? Honestly any tablet works but the thing that gets people annoyed are mostly the bugs lol.

Um... Wacom Intuos Pen and Touch Small Tablet
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Re: Q-tea's guide to grayscales and gradient maps

Postby ShiroGEM » Mon Mar 20, 2017 12:28 am

Lol mur and i were just talking about useful shortcuts and tools in drawing programs (Photoshop mostly).
Ohh wacom tablets are really decent so you shouldn't run into any bugs. Not sure if you'd like the size though, the small ones are really small. >_>;
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Re: Q-tea's guide to grayscales and gradient maps

Postby murmurlade » Mon Mar 20, 2017 3:48 am

i figured those were layman terms for anyone who used computers, lol.
but yeah, Photoshop, the bane of my existence... the lack of stabilizer........

what size is ur tablet again tenshi?
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Re: Q-tea's guide to grayscales and gradient maps

Postby Kyndreth » Mon Mar 20, 2017 6:29 am

Eh... really small? Oh boy... things are gonna get awkward then XD

I Guess it can't be helped. Already ordered it.

Photoshop...? Really? I don't understand the terms even though it's photoshop...
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Re: Q-tea's guide to grayscales and gradient maps

Postby murmurlade » Mon Mar 20, 2017 5:30 pm

......RIP your hands.
They're mostly shortcuts pertaining to painting, I guess, not really the editing aspect of PS? >0<

...
But then again, you definitely use layers no matter what...
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Re: Q-tea's guide to grayscales and gradient maps

Postby ShiroGEM » Tue Mar 21, 2017 5:10 am

Medium!
It really depends on what size paper you're used to drawing on, I do a lot of traditional work on A3 paper so I got annoyed at how small my digital surface was. Shortcuts are very helpful! Especially Command Z haha, you can't live without it!
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Re: Q-tea's guide to grayscales and gradient maps

Postby murmurlade » Tue Mar 21, 2017 6:42 am

Ohhhh, medium.
Wait. That's 21 by 13 cm! That's pretty freggin big still!
CTRL Z FOR LIFE!
I fiddled with my Photoshop keys so that CTRL+Z is step backwards, not undo. same for CTRL+Y.
so much more convenient.
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Re: Q-tea's guide to grayscales and gradient maps

Postby Kyndreth » Wed Mar 22, 2017 7:24 am

Yup, layers are what I always do.

Um... eh... the size seemed okay to me? Tbh, I have more of a tendency to doodle.

Step backwards? eh..?
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Re: Q-tea's guide to grayscales and gradient maps

Postby murmurlade » Wed Mar 22, 2017 9:44 am

Step backwards and Undo are different commands.
By default, Undo is CTRL+Z and is a one-time command, for only one stroke.

Step Backwards by default is CTRL+ALT+Z (I think. I haven't had access to a computer in ages) and lets you undo strokes up to 10~20 times or whatever preset you have entered.
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Re: Q-tea's guide to grayscales and gradient maps

Postby Kyndreth » Wed Mar 22, 2017 11:40 am

Ahhhhh, I remember that now. I already ctrl alt z and ctrl alt y all the time when it's photoshop, so I didn't think about that.
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Re: Q-tea's guide to grayscales and gradient maps

Postby murmurlade » Wed Mar 22, 2017 6:32 pm

Cutting down a key saves some time ^^
But if you're used to it already, there isn't much point.

I also have my mouse changed to scroll... And a ton of presets, brushes and palettes. Setting up PS whenever I get a new device is a pain!
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Re: Q-tea's guide to grayscales and gradient maps

Postby Kyndreth » Wed Mar 22, 2017 6:39 pm

I just use the default, so it's not too much of a problem for me, but then again, most of the time I'm not really doing artsy stuff. Recent years I've pretty much just been cropping a shit ton with PS.

Like taking a race car to get groceries.
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Re: Q-tea's guide to grayscales and gradient maps

Postby murmurlade » Wed Mar 22, 2017 6:44 pm

What does a race car have to do with cropping?
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