| Post by maghdalena on Oct 14, 2016 8:05:55 GMT I demand to make a flag design that has two colors that are diagonal as follows: What we want to do is put the upper left one-half on one layer and lower correct half on another layer, then put the two together, later nosotros determine the colors and then we don't mix one area with the other. How do we do this the fastest way. Nosotros demand to split this pattern into the upper left half and a lower right half on two layers so we tin can color-edit them. We also have a foreground image that we can't alter the color of. Not in Inkscape, or in Photoshop Elements. I've tried everything that the board members recommended, just the color will non change. At all. I am using Photoshop Elements 12 on a Vista Automobile. Practice I need to put information technology as a clipping mask, a layer mask or how do I separate it so the program sees information technology as ii layers or a layer mask instead of merely ane image.? We tried to alter the colors of the image to a higher place in PSE, didn't work. I tried to change them in Inkscape. Nothing worked. So I thought peradventure we could do it ourselves, and we got a line drawn by my husband, but then nosotros got stuck. I tried to paint each half (but I had to simplify information technology), and I could, just I painted over the lines with the 2d color.) Did I do wrong to simplify it, and practise I accept to start over? Whatsoever help would be appreciated. Thank you lot for your time. Katherine Logan | |
| Post past cats4jan on Oct 14, 2016 12:xiv:38 GMT If your paradigm says "background" in the layers panel, you lot need to turn it into a regular layer. On the right border of the layer in the layers panel, you will encounter a lock - drag that to the trashcan and your layer volition change to "layer 0". Using the magic wand, select i of the triangles. Control/Command J will put that triangle on it's ain layer. Select it again, hit delete on your original . You now take two layers. Each will have transparency on the half that doesn't have color. On each layer, choose a new foreground color and use the pigment bucket to change your colour. Note: you could change the colors of each triangle without putting each triangle on it'southward own layer by simply using the pigment bucket and clicking on each triangle, but I wanted you to have each triangle on it's own layer so you lot tin can work independently on each triangle. Note: if this does not work, information technology might be the format (really, that might be the problem with your other image, too). Open the photo and save it as a jpg or a psd and that should solve the format problem. Some other thing to look at is the fashion (image> manner) - you need to exist in RGB | |
ken1 Junior Forum Fellow member Posts: 83 Open to constructive criticism of photos: Yes | Postal service by ken1 on October 14, 2016 13:xviii:41 GMT cats4jan has provided you with an excellent work-period to place the triangles on separate layers and to change the colors. Please aggrandize on this: We also have a foreground epitome that we can't change the color of. Not in Inkscape, or in Photoshop Elements. I've tried everything that the board members recommended, but the color will non change. Do yous wish to change colors of specific objects in the image, or colorize the entire image, e.chiliad. sepia tone, or what?? | |
| Post past Sepiana on Oct 14, 2016 15:35:11 GMT We besides have a foreground image that we tin't alter the colour of. Not in Inkscape, or in Photoshop Elements. I've tried everything that the board members recommended, only the color will not change. At all. I am using Photoshop Elements 12 on a Vista Automobile. Exercise I need to put information technology as a clipping mask, a layer mask or how exercise I divide information technology then the program sees it as 2 layers or a layer mask instead of just 1 prototype.? We tried to change the colors of the prototype above in PSE, didn't work. I tried to change them in Inkscape. Zip worked. So I thought possibly we could exercise it ourselves, and we got a line drawn past my husband, but then we got stuck. I tried to paint each half (but I had to simplify it), and I could, but I painted over the lines with the second colour.) Did I practise wrong to simplify information technology, and practise I have to start over? Hello maghdalena, As yous said in another thread -- "I'm a total newbie on PSE 12." - allow'southward take one step at a time. There seems to be more than 1 effect going on here. ane. Which foreground image are you talking about? Are yous referring to the image you are getting assistance with in this thread? www.photoshopelementsandmore.com/thread/2864/activating-color-overlays-photoshop-elements 2. At that place is no need to use layer masks or clipping masks for your flag project. If you merely want to modify the colors of the two panels on the paradigm you posted, Janice has already shown you 1 way to exercise it. As far every bit filling the panels with different colors, you lot are not limited to using the Paint Bucket tool. You lot tin can use the Edit>Fill command or the Alt-Backspace shortcut. 3. Which tool did your husband utilize to describe the line? Did he past any chance use the Line tool? If so, this would explain why you demand to simplify the layer first. Would y'all please give united states of america more details? | |
| Post past cats4jan on Oct 14, 2016 16:35:24 GMT Yous tin use the Edit>Fill command or the Alt-Backspace shortcut. Wouldn't ane need a option to practise that? The Paint Bucket tin be used to alter the colour on an unselected expanse if that surface area has well defined borders. No need for selection in that case. | |
| Postal service by Sepiana on Oct 14, 2016 16:47:55 GMT Y'all can use the Edit>Fill control or the Alt-Backspace shortcut. Wouldn't one need a selection to do that? The Paint Bucket tin can exist used to change the color on an unselected area if that area has well defined borders. No need for selection in that case. Yes, that's right. It is much simpler with the Pigment Bucket tool. I was just bringing up other options. | |
| Post past Sepiana on Oct 14, 2016 eighteen:25:04 GMT I need to make a flag design that has two colors that are diagonal as follows: What we want to do is put the upper left half on one layer and lower right half on another layer, then put the 2 together, after we determine the colors so we don't mix one area with the other. How do we practise this the fastest way. We need to divide this pattern into the upper left half and a lower correct half on 2 layers so we can color-edit them. If you want to start from scratch, . . . ane. Create a new file (File>New>Blank File). 2. Activate the Polygonal Lasso tool and draw a diagonal console. 3. Identify the console on its own layer (Ctrl-J). four. Duplicate this panel layer (Ctrl-J). 5. Get to Image>Rotate>Rotate Layer 180°. 6. Ctrl-Click on this duplicate layer thumbnail (not on the layer name). Annotation: This will load it as a selection. You volition run across marching ants around it. 7. Get to Edit>Fill Selection and fill it with the color y'all want. 8. Go back to the other console layer and repeat Steps 6 and 7. 9. Salve your file as PSD or TIFF to keep the layers intact. (In this way, you can go dorsum and change the colors of the panels if yous want.) OPTIONAL: Create a composite layer, a combination of all your visible layers. The advantage of creating such a layer is that you tin work on it without affecting the other layers. When you run the Stamp Visible command, Elements automatically creates a new layer at the top of the stack and then fills it with the contents of the other layers. 1. Make sure the summit layer is selected. 2. Run the Stamp Visible Command by pressing Shift-Alt-Ctrl-E. | |
| Postal service by maghdalena on October 16, 2016 3:13:17 GMT A funny thing happened when I did this. I did similar you lot said, and unlocked the background which did like y'all said. I have a Windows and non a Mac, simply I did the magic wand and the Command/Control J, and it goes into layer 1. Fine. But when I do the second one, the lower right, and I do the Command/Control J, it makes Layer 2, just the second one is...transparent. I tried information technology once more with the lower right commencement, and again it worked, the first time, just the second time, no matter if it'south the upper left or lower right, it goes to a layer simply is shown every bit a transparent layer. Once in that location with the layer 1, the colour changes just fine. But what do I practise about the second layer. Is at that place a workaround with it? Similar making a indistinguishable layer (for layer i) then rotating information technology. Will that actually work? And why does it show the 2d time with the 2nd one-half as transparent no matter which one I start with. Whatever advice guys and gals? OK. I tried making a duplicate layer, hiding layer 1, then rotating layer 2...and both layers 1 and ii rotated 180 degrees, and the other half showed as transparent. I tin't change the colour for half of it. The image we used equally a guide, was originally a svg file, but how do you lot put a color into half what is transparent. What will work or do I need to exercise information technology from scratch? And when I show the layer 0, and apply the paint can, the whole image gets filled with the aforementioned color, and so no different-colored halves. So what's going on here? If your image says "background" in the layers panel, you need to plough it into a regular layer. On the correct edge of the layer in the layers console, you will see a lock - drag that to the trashcan and your layer volition change to "layer 0". Using the magic wand, select one of the triangles. Control/Control J will put that triangle on it's own layer. Select it once more, hitting delete on your original . You now have two layers. Each will have transparency on the half that doesn't accept colour. On each layer, choose a new foreground colour and use the paint bucket to change your color. Note: you could alter the colors of each triangle without putting each triangle on it's own layer past just using the paint bucket and clicking on each triangle, but I wanted you to have each triangle on it'south ain layer so you can work independently on each triangle. Notation: if this does non work, information technology might exist the format (really, that might be the trouble with your other image, too). Open the photograph and save it as a jpg or a psd and that should solve the format problem. Another thing to await at is the mode (image> mode) - y'all demand to be in RGB Save Save | |
| Mail service by Sepiana on October 16, 2016 3:49:41 GMT A funny thing happened when I did this. I did like you said, and unlocked the background which did like y'all said. I accept a Windows and not a Mac, merely I did the magic wand and the Command/Command J, and it goes into layer 1. Fine. But when I practise the second one, the lower right, and I do the Command/Control J, it makes Layer 2, simply the second one is...transparent. I tried information technology over again with the lower correct beginning, and over again information technology worked, the start time, but the 2nd time, no matter if it's the upper left or lower correct, it goes to a layer but is shown equally a transparent layer. One time there with the layer 1, the color changes just fine. But what do I practice about the second layer. Is in that location a workaround with it? Like making a duplicate layer (for layer 1) and then rotating it. Will that really work? And why does it show the second time with the second one-half equally transparent no matter which one I start with. Any communication guys and gals? There is no need for a workaround. Janice'southward instructions piece of work merely fine. If your image says "background" in the layers panel, you need to turn it into a regular layer. On the right edge of the layer in the layers panel, you will see a lock - drag that to the trashcan and your layer will change to "layer 0". Using the magic wand, select one of the triangles. Command/Control J will put that triangle on it'due south ain layer. Select it again, hit delete on your original . Yous at present have 2 layers. Each volition have transparency on the half that doesn't have color. Subsequently you place the first triangle on its ain layer (Layer ane), you need to load it equally a choice. Ctrl-Click on the triangle layer thumbnail (not on the layer proper noun). You lot volition run into marching ants around it. Now go back to the original background layer (the ane you lot unlocked -- Layer 0) and press the Delete key. You should end up with this. | |
| Post by maghdalena on October 16, 2016 4:47:32 GMT Yes, that is what I'one thousand talking about, and this is what that mail was talking about. That symbol would get in the foreground with the diagonal background. We would want to test the different colors to see what would work well with the 2 panel background, and so the colors wouldn't conflict. I'm glad I don't accept to employ the clipping mask or a layer mask. Makes things a lot simpler and less headaches. The mode Janice described I tried that and 1 half keeps coming up in the layers as transparent. They take two unlike colors, and so how can 1 half piece of work and the other one-half not. I can change the colors of layer 1 with the pigment tin can, no trouble, but when I try with layer ii, well, that shows as transparent, even with the layer 1 hidden, the pigment can puts i colour in the whole canvas. OK. Tried it once again, with layer two, and it worked. I'm not certain what I did right, but I put in the magic wand, and so control J command, and information technology worked. It didn't work earlier. That's weird. Every bit to the line my married man drew, yes it was the line tool, and then yes, that does explain the simplify tool All the same, part of the diagonal flag is transparent. Non a lot, Not sure how big information technology is, but information technology shows as transparent. How do I even the two colors upwardly so at that place'southward no transparent part showing? How practise I solve that result? Also, would y'all consider helping united states of america with other projects next year in a professional capacity? Why or why not? Nosotros also have a foreground image that we tin can't change the color of. Non in Inkscape, or in Photoshop Elements. I've tried everything that the board members recommended, but the color will not modify. At all. I am using Photoshop Elements 12 on a Vista Machine. Do I need to put it as a clipping mask, a layer mask or how do I split up it so the plan sees information technology as 2 layers or a layer mask instead of but one image.? Nosotros tried to change the colors of the image above in PSE, didn't piece of work. I tried to change them in Inkscape. Nothing worked. So I idea mayhap nosotros could do it ourselves, and we got a line drawn past my husband, but then we got stuck. I tried to paint each one-half (merely I had to simplify it), and I could, just I painted over the lines with the second colour.) Did I practise wrong to simplify it, and exercise I accept to start over? Hello maghdalena, Equally you said in another thread -- "I'm a full newbie on PSE 12." - let's take one step at a fourth dimension. There seems to be more than than one effect going on here. 1. Which foreground paradigm are yous talking well-nigh? Are you referring to the paradigm you are getting help with in this thread? www.photoshopelementsandmore.com/thread/2864/activating-colour-overlays-photoshop-elements two. In that location is no need to use layer masks or clipping masks for your flag project. If you simply want to modify the colors of the two panels on the epitome you posted, Janice has already shown you one way to exercise it. As far as filling the panels with different colors, you are not limited to using the Paint Bucket tool. You tin use the Edit>Fill command or the Alt-Backspace shortcut. 3. Which tool did your husband use to draw the line? Did he by any chance apply the Line tool? If so, this would explain why y'all need to simplify the layer commencement. Would y'all please give us more than details? | |
| Post by Sepiana on October xvi, 2016 v:34:17 GMT Yes, that is what I'm talking almost, and this is what that postal service was talking about. That symbol would go in the foreground with the diagonal background. We would want to test the different colors to see what would work well with the two console background, and then the colors wouldn't conflict. maghdalena, It looks like nosotros have two unlike bug existence addressed here -- the problem with the symbols image and the diagonal flag design. I moved the discussion about the symbols to a thread of its own. www.photoshopelementsandmore.com/thread/2916/change-colors-paradigm As I explained in my previous mail, the trouble was that you seemed to be working on the wrong layer. Tin you postal service a screen shot of the image in the workspace in Elements (including the layer stack)? Thanks! As much as this proposal sounds interesting, I would not exist able to consider it. I just don't have the time. Thanks anyhow! | |
| Post by cats4jan on Oct 16, 2016 9:18:28 GMT If my instructions don't work, information technology's considering y'all are on the incorrect layer. The nigh difficult office of learning PSE is agreement layers. Always look to your layers console to make sure you are on the correct layer. Information technology's and so piece of cake to jump layers then yous finish up working on the wrong layer. When nil happens - it's because y'all are on a transparent area Equally for the deviation between a Mac and a PC - with a Mac, you use the Control key - with a PC, you utilise the Command key. That is why, when you run into instructions from those of us who utilise both a Mac and a PC, you will encounter " Command/Control " as the showtime role of the keyboard shortcut. Mac users cull "Command", PC users choose "Control". I know you are getting incredibly frustrated trying to get your project done, but learning PSE - especially at the beginning - can be trying. But in the long run, it's worth learning. Hang in at that place. | |
| Postal service by cats4jan on Oct sixteen, 2016 17:06:30 GMT EDIT In another thread, information technology was pointed out that my paint bucket instructions may accept missed a point in information technology's usage. Afterwards you grab the paint saucepan tool, brand certain 'contiguous' is clicked in the tool options - that will make the tool conduct equally I have outlined higher up. | |
| Post by Sepiana on October 16, 2016 17:38:57 GMT Just adding some information on the Paint Bucket tool for the do good of new users of Elements . . . The "Contiguous" setting is the default setting for the Pigment Saucepan tool. With this setting turned on, you modify simply areas of the chosen color which touch one another. If y'all plow off this setting, all areas of the color you click on will change (whether they are face-to-face or not). | |
| Post by maghdalena on October 17, 2016 9:22:56 GMT That sounds similar what was happening. I duplicated the wrong layer. It seems to exist working now (other than the thin transparency line, which is now. It's sure easy to get the layers confused, lol! Hither'southward the screenshot for the transparent diagonal line. Information technology has the layer stack, hither. So let'southward piece of work with that first, then add together in the symbol, only at least I can alter colors for the symbol with the fill layer, and it doesn't seem to go into the transparent layers, so information technology'due south simply the diagonal line that I want to worry almost now, and so add in the foreground symbol for the flag later I get this problem solved. Here it is: Hope yous can aid with this. As far as you existence also decorated for professional work, OK. I understand. Had to enquire, right? Thanks anyway, and thanks so much for the help. I haven't gotten rid of the original layer yet, (Layer 0) is information technology OK to delete that or what? I'm non 100% yet, because I'm not sure how to get it dorsum if I demand to. Thanks over again, Oh, and by the fashion, thanks for the instructions to practise it from scratch. Nice to take if I need information technology. Thanks again. Yes, that is what I'm talking about, and this is what that post was talking about. That symbol would go in the foreground with the diagonal background. Nosotros would want to examination the different colors to run into what would work well with the two console background, then the colors wouldn't disharmonize. maghdalena, Information technology looks like we have two different issues beingness addressed here -- the trouble with the symbols image and the diagonal flag design. I moved the discussion about the symbols to a thread of its own. world wide web.photoshopelementsandmore.com/thread/2916/change-colors-image As I explained in my previous mail, the problem was that you seemed to be working on the wrong layer. Can yous mail a screen shot of the image in the workspace in Elements (including the layer stack)? Thank you! As much as this proposal sounds interesting, I would not be able to consider it. I simply don't take the time. Thanks anyway! Save | |
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