Unfortunately, while I've partially solved one mystery, I'm left with some new questions. I am quite thrilled to say while looking at a tutorial for something in GIMP, I've found a way to get an approximation of the "exclusion" blend mode in PhotoImpact (when using a color layer, at least - it involves 3 copies of the color with the layers set to inverse multiply, inverse multiply and difference, for those who want to know - I have no idea if this will also work with actual pictures yet). I've spent most of my afternoon browsing tutorials and practicing my google-fu while testing things/making icons in PhotoImpact. So.this is a long shot, because we've been so quiet lately, but it's worth trying. :/ If I'm missing something, though, I'd gladly be corrected! :) I read somewhere that the adjustment layer is like a "lens" that filters over the whole set of layers beneath, but since PI is object-based, I don't really believe there's anything comparable.
#PHOTOIMPACT 12 TUTORIAL HOW TO#
:( I am slowly learning how to use some of the similar tools (Color Balance, Color Adjustment, etc), but I only know how to apply them to the active object, not the whole set of objects in the image x.X I think that one may actually be near impossible. Now all that's left for me to figure out is how best to mimic an "adjustment layer" in PI. ( Steps below the cut, for those who want to know. XDĪnd sorry about the double-post, but it's related to my last one, anyway. It's not as simple as, say, clicking a drop down menu and selecting "color burn," but it works! At least it has so far.
#PHOTOIMPACT 12 TUTORIAL TRIAL#
After hours of trial and error, mix and match, cursing, hair-pulling and general icon-related grumpiness.I have finally figured out a solution for the "color burn" blend mode option found in other image editing progams.
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