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lukeroberts — QuickTips: Graduated Filter
Published: 2005-07-10 17:13:00 +0000 UTC; Views: 13947; Favourites: 136; Downloads: 1630
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Tutorial number two.I find this little trick quite useful at times
Maybe someone else will find it useful too.
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you can't save it? That's strange. Did you click "Download to desktop"? or did you right-click and press "Save Images As"?
If it still isn't working, i could try emailing it to you
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....When I click save image as...I got a png on my desktop under the name :blank:...and there is nothing in that image
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that is weird 
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oh my, my IT teahcer tought us gradients or whatever in class...and then I tried to do it and it died.
I'll have to remember this next time I screw it up, and there will be a next time
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haha i remember back in grade 12 photography class. For the Photoshop part of the lessons, i was teaching the class. People would ask the teacher something, and if he didn't know, he'd tell them to ask me. But i've been using Photoshop for about 6 years now, so i should know what i'm doing.
ANyway, i hope you get some use out of it
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haha, I'm like the school nerd and the guys in class always ask me stuff. they expect me to know. 98% I don't. they annoy me.
I leave pointless comments alot.
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thanks. i find it really helpful :] gonna use it sometimes
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Cool 
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Hey... that's awesome! I always see effects like these but it never hit me how it was done.
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Yeah it's a useful effect. The real filter is more useful, since it allows you to get the foreground elements brighter, because the sky is darker, but this digital version has it's uses too
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