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Coloring Book Effect for Pictures UsingAdobe PhotoShop Elements 2.0Playing with FiltersElements 1 Elements 2 Elements 3 Elements 4 Elements 5 Elements 6 Open Adobe Photoshop Elements and then open a picture on which you can experiment. Remember never to save over top of your original. If you come up with an effect you like, save the photo, but give it a different name. Try each of these filters. After applying the filter, click on Edit > Undo to remove it. If you like the effect, click on File > Save As and make sure you give the photo a new name so you do not save over your original. Please remember that you can vary many of the effects by simply moving the slider bars to adjust parameters unique to each filter. (You'll see when you start playing.) Original Photo Used in Demonstrations  Poster Edges 1. Open a new photo 2. Click on Filters > Artistic > Poster Edges  Water Color 1. Open a new photo 2. Click on Filters > Artistic > Water Color Note: Experiment with varying Brush Detail; Shadow Intensity; Texture.  Accented Edges 1. Open a new photo 2. Click on Filters > Brush Strokes > Accented Edges Try: Edge Width 10; Edge Brightness 23; Edge Smoothness 3  Ink Outlines 1. Open a new photo 2. Click on Filters > Brush Strokes > Ink Outlines Try: Stroke Length 34; Dark Intensity 8; Light Intensity 33  Sketch with Photocopy Technique Note: Whatever fill color is selected will be the color for the special effects under Sketch 1. Open a new photo 2. Click on Filters > Sketch > Photocopy  Sketch with Water Paper Note: Whatever fill color is selected will be the color for the special effects under Sketch 1. Open a new photo 2. Click on Filters > Sketch > Water Paper Try: Fiber Length - 6; Brightness 60; Contrast 42  Anisotropic - Interesting Effect but VERY Memory Intensive 1. Open a new photo 2. Click on Filters > Stylize > Diffuse > Anisotropic If you see parts of your screen going white, you’re running out of memory! Expect programs to begin crashing. Craquelure 1. Open a new photo 2. Click on Filters > Texture - Craquelure  |
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