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Paint Shop Pro 7 Paint Tools |
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Paint
Shop Pro gives you an exciting arsenal of Paint tools to
work with. The paint tools covered here will be the
Paint Brush, Clone Brush, Color Replacer, Retouch,
Scratch Remover, Eraser, Airbrush, Flood Fill and
Picture Tubes.
The Paint Brush, Clone Brush, Retouch, Eraser and
Airbrush tools all have the following common elements.
They all start with an identical first tab on the Tool
Options Palette. This tab is illustrated below: |
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Shape
Your shape choices for this
tool are square, round, left slash, right slash,
horizontal and vertical. You also have the option of
using custom brushes by pressing on the Brush Types
button in this dialog box. The following graphic
illustrates the brush shapes round, square, left slash,
right slash, horizontal and vertical (from left to
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Size
You can set the size of your brush by typing in a new
size (up to a maximum of 255), by clicking on the up and
down arrows, or by invoking the slider by depressing the
button on the right of the size box. If you click on the
black bar under the size box and drag to the right and
to the left, you will increase/decrease the size of the
text. This is a shortcut to the slider bar.
Hardness
The hardness setting will determine how sharp the edges
will be when you apply your paint with the Airbrush
tool. The following graphic illustrates a hardness
setting of 100%, 75%, 50%, 25% and 0% from left to
right. |
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Opacity
The opacity setting will determine the how well the
paint covers the image. The following graphic
illustrates an opacity setting of 100%, 75%, 50% and 25%
from left to right. Since you can build your paint up
with subsequent strokes of the Airbrush tool, we
recommend you always start with a low opacity setting.
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Step
The step determines the spacing between your drops of
paint as you apply a stroke. The following graphic
illustrates step settings of 25, 50, 75 and 100 from top
to bottom. At a step size of 100 with a brush size of
20, the paint will touch the surface once every 20
pixels. |
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Density
The density setting will determine the amount of paint
that will be applied with each stroke. The following
graphic illustrates a density setting of 100, 75, 50 and
25 from left to right. |
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Build up Brush
The Build up Brush checkbox on the Tool Options Palette
can sometimes have a big effect on the results of a
Paint brush stroke, especially if the Opacity setting is
low. When the Build up Brush box is checked, the Paint
tools behaves like a normal paint brush would - The more
you go over an area, the more paint is applied, and the
more the paint covers the underlying graphic. When the
box is unchecked, the brush applies color only once to
any area, and repeated passes made with the same click
of the mouse have no effect. [...continued in PDF] |
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