They are all gorgeous Babs, what a great idea it was. I never even knew that one could create such lovely images and colours. As a PS whizz, I take it you followed a tutorial?
So good Babs!! This has been a great series and you've produced so many marvellous results. My program had no allowance for this - I tried a couple of manual methods with limited success.... Cheers Rob
Have only had a quick look at it but tried my beach hut photo in there. Click on the link above - open image - and select - adjustments - solarize and it has done a good job of that photo. I haven't gone on to do any adjustments in brightness or contrast etc, but give it a go, it may work.
It isn't a program I have used before so don't know my way around it but it may be one to have a play with.
@onewing Wow - thanks so much Babs. I'll have a look at it and a bit of a play around. I might just get my son to do a double check on the site first - I don't have any protection on my computer so I'm always a bit careful downloading. Apparently, Pixir had a data breach in 2021. Hopefully they've upgraded their security since then. Cheers Rob
This is a really fun effect- I'll have to find it somewhere. I tried your link above but can't find the solarize effect where you said it was. It's bedtime now but I'll look around more tomorrow. Cool pic!
Open image is seen on the screen. Find a photoi and open it
Then at the top of the screen are
File Edit Image Layer Select Adjustments Filter View and Help
click on Adjustments and you will get a drop down list the bottom one on the list is Solarize. You can adjust the brightness and contrast etc by going to adjustments again and the fourth one down is brightness and contrast. Then go to file Save and then Save as and put the photo in the required folder. Worked for me.
@onewing Everything you spoke about matches with the exception of what shows up on the pull-down menu. I'm not sure why it's so different than what shows up on yours.
@walksnaplove I am sure I will do more at sometime in the future
@koalagardens I will tag them. Just checked and can't tag them because the originals were taken outside the timeframe
https://pixlr.com/editor/
Have only had a quick look at it but tried my beach hut photo in there. Click on the link above - open image - and select - adjustments - solarize and it has done a good job of that photo. I haven't gone on to do any adjustments in brightness or contrast etc, but give it a go, it may work.
It isn't a program I have used before so don't know my way around it but it may be one to have a play with.
I clicked on the link
https://pixlr.com/editor/
Open image is seen on the screen. Find a photoi and open it
Then at the top of the screen are
File Edit Image Layer Select Adjustments Filter View and Help
click on Adjustments and you will get a drop down list the bottom one on the list is Solarize. You can adjust the brightness and contrast etc by going to adjustments again and the fourth one down is brightness and contrast. Then go to file Save and then Save as and put the photo in the required folder. Worked for me.