Eliminate the shadow image effect

Similar Questions

• Where are the Stereo Imaging effects?

  It seems that some effects were removed from the old version. Audition 3 had effects more in this category. CS 5.5 account Center Channel Extractor. I used a little the Expander 'stereo '.  I found in the help of the community, the list of features that are not implemented: http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/895/cpsid_89588.html. Is it possible to get these items? Can I copy and import filters and effects of the program 3 Aud somehow?

  Also, how can I get the 3rd filters gone?

  percoplus wrote:

  I found in the help of the community, the list of features that are not implemented: http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/895/cpsid_89588.html. Is it possible to get these items? Can I copy and import filters and effects of the program 3 Aud somehow?

  If it wasn't that simple, don't you think that Adobe would have done that?

  "Not implemented" does not by all means - at all. It is a rewrite from the ground up, unfortunately time-limited by the bean counters, that's why it came out in this State. What currently exists, that's all you get for the moment.

  Take a look at some of the other threads in this forum - this has been discussed AD NAUSEAM.

• Removal of the shadows

  I am fairly new to Photoshop CC (2014), but I take portraits of people for work, with terrible lighting and I used to be able to eliminate the shadows reflected on the walls, but now it allows me to do. I would like to use the Clone Stamp to shoot in the shaded area, then use the softening tool to soften the edges. Now when I choose the clone stamp and apply it to the shadow, it won't do anything. The Clone Stamp tool only works on the subject itself. It's all on the same background layer in a JPEG format, so I am very confused.

  Can someone tell me in a different way to remove the shadows of a portrait?

  I select the object for the clone stamp. I found the mode has been changed to darken for a reason any. I changed it back to normal, and now it works fine.

  Thank you!

• Is there a way to apply the shadow to a masked image effect?

  Is there a way to apply the shadow to a masked image effect? (Hidden through the default effect video opacity). When I try to do, the shadow effect applies to any image not only the hidden portion.

  I have not messed with the masks very well, but you're right. The shadow does not work on a masked image.

  I got it to work if by nesting the masked image.

• How is it, that display an image the shadow of an object on a layer effects, it's on a different layer

  a layer is a shadow - a second layer I have my image - how is, that the image view is done by the shadow of an object to another layer? What is a passing fad or these effects the prints as well? If so, how can I change?

  Thanks for the tips!

  Angelika

  Shadows are transparent. Transparency affects something with which it interacts. There is also a known issue that the screen darkens when transparency is on the page and occasionally makes in PDF format as well.

• How can I change the shadows that appear on the images and fonts

  There are shadows on all policies and the picures that dispay. This is how I can eliminate this annoying.

  Hello

  Please follow the steps below and update us with the results.

  How to remove shadows:

  a. click "start". Right click on "computer". Select 'Properties' from the menu. Click the "Advanced system settings" link in the left pane of the window.

  b. click on the "settings" button in the "Advanced" tab in the "System Properties" dialog box

  c. click on the "Custom" radio button in the "Visual effects" tab in the "Performance Options" dialog box

  d. click to uncheck the check box next to "Shadows fall usage labels icon on the desktop."

  e. click the button 'Apply' and 'OK' to remove the shadows of fonts in Vista. Close the dialog boxes.

  Let us know if it helps!

• Image downloaded from the server: Blue effect

  Hello

  I downloaded the Image to the server. Holding her blue effect.

  

  Code or even is:

  ImageView* imageView = page->findChild("image");
          if (success) {//show the image
              if (imageView) {
                  QImage qImage = img->getImage().rgbSwapped().scaled(768, 500, Qt::KeepAspectRatioByExpanding); //resize image to fit container
                  imageView->setImage(fromQImage(qImage));
              }
          }
  

  The shadow of the lights, please...

  What is the img type? I don't think you need the rgbSwapped.

• Animate the shadow effect

  Is there a way to animate the shadow effect? A hand coming out of the frame and hit something. Need for the shadow to be closer to the hand and then disappear farther than the sheets of hand frame.

  All the parameters are keyframable. Move the pointer over the setting see the + at the end to add a keyframe.

• After you create an action to reduce the size and convert them to JPEG format, how to eliminate the word "copy" of each image name?

  After you create an action to reduce the size and convert them to JPEG format, how to eliminate the word "copy" of each image name?

  You can batch process using the image processor script and no user action should still be included in the process.  Check out our menu file > Scripts > image processor.

• CSS DropShadow looks different to the shadow effect

  In the test below, that the drop shadow for the top panel is defined as effect - the shadow to the lower panel is defined by CSS only. I guess that two air signs equal because the shadow params are equal.

  import javafx.application.Application;
  import javafx.scene.Parent;
  import javafx.scene.Scene;
  import javafx.scene.effect.BlurType;
  import javafx.scene.effect.DropShadow;
  import javafx.scene.layout.BorderPane;
  import javafx.scene.layout.Pane;
  import javafx.scene.paint.Color;
  import javafx.stage.Stage;
  
  public class DropShadowTest extends Application
  {
    public static void main(String[] args)
    {
      Application.launch(args);
    }
  
    @Override
    public void start(Stage stage)
    {
      System.err.println(System.getProperty("javafx.runtime.version"));
      Scene scene = new Scene(createContentPane(), 400, 250);
      stage.setScene(scene);
      stage.setTitle(getClass().getSimpleName());
      stage.show();
    }
  
    private Parent createContentPane()
    {
      BorderPane content = new BorderPane();
      content.setTop(new EffectPane());
      content.setBottom(new StyleOnlyPane());
      return content;
    }
  
    public static class EffectPane extends Pane
    {
      public EffectPane()
      {
        setPrefSize(100, 100);
        setStyle("-fx-background-insets:12; -fx-background-color:#80FF80;");
        setEffect(new DropShadow(BlurType.THREE_PASS_BOX, Color.BLACK, 14, 0.03D, 0.0D, 0.0D));
      }
    }
    
    public static class StyleOnlyPane extends Pane
    {
      public StyleOnlyPane()
      {
        setPrefSize(100, 100);
        setStyle("-fx-background-insets:12; -fx-background-color:#80FF80; -fx-effect: dropshadow(three-pass-box, black, 14, 0.3, 0.0, 0.0)");
     }
    }  
  }
  

  Pourquoi.03 on the setEffect et.3 on setStyle?

  If you want 3% spread, you can do 3% in style.

• Hide the shadow effects of the text (on the other) while keeping the editable text...

  There are two editable texts (unrasterized/editable)... The two applied shadow effects... They are very close together, so the shadow effect over top of the lower layer on layer.

  What should I do to hide this shadow while keeping the two editable texts?

  Sorry I'm not that good at English, please ask what information I should I provide in addition to the problem...

  Thank you, Vish.

  Group the two layers turn off the shadows on the layers and add the style to the group.

  

• Remove the shadow effect - I can't stop!

  So I used the shadow PSE 6 effect successfully.

  But I can't figure out how to disengage from this effect.  I started to use the Clone Stamp tool after I am done with shadow, and have now all my clone stamps shadows!

  I don't not want to shadow.  How to stop?  I looked and looked and can't see anything obvious.  Thank you.

  Select the clone tool and try a reset.

  

• The effects used on the button image image have less effect... ?

  I was curious to know if anyone has come across this problem, or if I was doing something to create this problem.

  I created buttons on a Web site, using a picture frame and importing States. I then wanted to overlay of the effects on the State of the button. I found when I tried to do, they seemed to be nonexistent or minimal, and therefore I their crank up to a level very high, resulting in the first image below Design view.

  

  This shows the levels of effects.

  

  happening in preview mode, this final product.

  

  I'm a bit puzzled as to why the effects are applied to a smaller ratio where they need to be greatly increased to have the desired effect.

  Comment useful for something I can do wrong/if this has happened to you is welcome.

  Thank you

  What do you mean by "using a picture frame and the importing States."?

  You can simply create the text inside the muse, create some padding, fill the box with a color and then apply the effect throuht the section of.

  

• Reproduce the shadow effect in Illustrator

  Hi all
  
  I'm trying to reproduce a logo for a client that was created by a different designer, and I was not able to find a way to recreate the drop shadow on the type.
  
  Here is the logo:
  
  
  
  When I use the drop shadow in Photoshop and Illustrator, the shadow detaches always type. I also tried using the extrude and bevel 3D effect in Illustrator, but it always comes out looking much "more" than in the picture above. (I am self-taught, so please forgive my ignorance.)
  
  Any ideas? Thanks in advance for your suggestions...
  
  Sam

  Effect > 3D > extrude & bevel

  All of the X axis and axis to axis Z 3 degrees (approximately) at 0. Change the depth of extrusion to your liking. It is better to activate the preview while making changes.

  The extrusion will be the color of the color of the outline.

• How to best eliminate the high light cutting?

  In LR, there are several ways to reduce the high light cuts.

  I noticed that on a given photograph I could remove the cuts of

  (a) reduction of exposure with - 1.33, or

  (b) an increase of 100% recovery, or

  (c) move brightness of 50-150 (a few clippings remained), or

  (d) reduce the clarity to-100.

  It goed combinations of some ot the above reduction techniques will probably the way to go.

  I am aware that each photo is different and will therefore require specific treatment.

  My question is what would be the best first step?

  -use recovery to its fullest and still possibly a bit, reduce exposure or

  -first of all reduce the exposure a bit, and then increase the recovery?

  My impression is that it is better not to apply adjustments of exposure and recovery and stay away from light, and certainly unclear.

  Thanks for your advice!

  Harry Briels wrote:

  I noticed that on a given photograph I could remove the cuts of

  (a) reduction of exposure with - 1.33, or

  (b) an increase of 100% recovery, or

  (c) move brightness of 50-150 (a few clippings remained), or

  (d) reduce the clarity to-100.

  To remove the highlight clipping, you really want to work with exposure and recovery. Always try exhibition first, because he controls more precisely the white clipping point. If the amount of the reduction of exposure you need is so that the image is too dark, then adjust the exposure to the overall image and move to recovery.

  The reason why you don't want to try to recover everything first is that if you use more recovery you need, it tends to flatten contrast and detail in the bright areas of the image. That's why I'm trying to see how much I can take care of exhibition first.

  Brightness, contrast and tone curve only work with the tones remaining after you set the end with exposure/black points and adjust the extreme loved ones with recovery/Fill Light. You cannot use curve of brightness/contrast/Tone to bring what you cut because they do not go beyond the anchor points that you define with the exposure and shadows. But the brightness is ideal for clear tones that were clouded once you have reduced exposure to retrieve highlights. Clarity is a local contrast control, working again with tones only inside the exposure and shadows. This is why the great changes of brightness/contrast/Tone curve and the clarity had little effect on the highlights. Exposure and recovery of the matches of the shadow specifically, target with the least side effects on the rest of the image.

  Lowering the point the top of the tone curve is not really eliminate clipping, it remaps only the brightest tone less than white. It is still blown out, but now rather than be a detail missing from solid white, it is now a detail missing solid area light gray. Highlight the valuation: back in detail.