If you are not satisfied with the size, repeat step 7 until you are satisfied. If you happen to do this accidently, just click the back arrow (Located at the top, right under View) and this will undo your last stroke.Īfter you are done brushing the picture onto the base, it should look like this.
#Arcsoft photostudio 5.5 full#
Now click on the outside of your base, and began to brush the picture onto the base, while holding the mouse down and slowly moving it in circles to get the full picture brushed on.ĭO NOT unclick the mouse until you are done brushing the entire picture! Now using your Clone Tool (Highlighted in green on the right) and a medium sized brush (Highlighted in green on the bottom) hold down the Shift button on your keyboard, as you left click on the picture with your mouse. Now your picture is resized, and it should shrink. (I used 300x300, because it is a close up picture, and will be the main focus of the blend, because it will be bigger than the rest) Leave the Height as is.Ĭhange the Width of the picture, to desired size. To do this click on Edit and scroll down to Image Size. This is not ALWAYS a required step, but if your picture(s) your using are bigger or the same size as your base, (500x500 or bigger) you will need to resize it. Now select one of the pictures that you opened to start with. Now open up something you can use as a base (No bigger than 500 x 500)Īnd using the Paint brush, cover the base in white or black. After you have selcted all your pictures, they should have a blue highlighted border around them (Like above) after you see this, press Open. Next select ALL of the pictures (Beginners should start with 4 pictures)īy holding down the ctrl button on your keyboard, and clicking each of the pictures
#Arcsoft photostudio 5.5 how to#
:)įollow the steps below (in order) to learn how to make a simple blend, in 14 easy steps. There are two different ways to blend, I am going to teach you the better and more advanced way of doing it. To get started, I am going to teach you to blend using the "Clone Tool" located on the right side of your Arcsoft Photostudio 2000 or 5.5 program. Play around with it, and choose for yourself what to use, use your imagination and creativity and it will end with a positive result of hard work! :)
When enhancing dark pictures, use only the last step, and when enhancing pictures with a lot of red in them, try to use less Saturation. Repeat this step 3 times, or until satisified with the end result.ĭepending On the pictures you use, the outcome and final result of the pictures are all going to be a little bit different. Now press the wand at the top of the screen (Highlighted in green) and leave the intensity level at 50, to coat the blend with an even amount. Move the lever to 18% and check the RGB under Channel. Now click Enhance and scroll down to Brightness and Contrast. :)Ĭlick Enhance and scroll down to Hue and Saturation. I am going to enhance single pictures, and the blend from the pevious lesson. If you have a dull picture and you need to spice it up and make it come to live, simply enhance it to make it pop. Enhancing on this program is very simple.
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