When I have made,or found a tube to save,I export it to picture tubes. I Leave the image in the workspace,then I go up to "Image">Greyscale.Click
on that and export the image as a brush.Simple and quick.
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Posts: 138 (02/09/09 9:38) |
By heck you know your stuff
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Posts: 565 (02/09/09 9:41) |
Thanks for the tip Desilu.......I've always stayed away from greyscale..........but will try this!
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Posts: 200 (02/09/09 1:45) |
In X2, not sure of the previous versions, there is now Effects>Photo Effects>Black and White Film... that works much better (IMO). You've also got
adjustment sliders there.
Make it a great day.
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Posts: 142 (02/09/09 4:10) |
MT POCKETS wrote: In X2 Ultimate ..Greyscale is under the 'Image' menu. Its a simple one click operation but further adjustment can be made, if required, by adjusting the Contrast |
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Posts: 206 (02/09/09 4:21) |
Duly noted.
Make it a great day.
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Posts: 63 (02/10/09 3:27) |
pops wrote:Not really Pops.The idea occurred to me when I was saving a tube.It worked and so I use all the time now. There are always lots of different ways to do things. 
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