Need Help About A Tool!

2008-02-12

What is the burn tool in CS2/CS3.....what does it do for an image? (please be descriptive). Thank You!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Nutrox · 2008-02-12 #2

Are all of those exclamation marks and question marks really necessary?

Anik · 2008-02-13 #3

The Burn Tool darkens an area of an image; the Dodge Tool lightens an area of an image. (These tools are based on photographic development techniques for controlling exposure on specific areas of a print.)
It’s not entirely different from using Levels or Curves. The difference is that you are not applying the changes to the entire image; you’re applying them only to the places you paint with the brushes

that wasnt very "nutrox" of you Si !!!!!!!!!!!!!! do you have a problem with my exclamation marks, ROLF

Nutrox · 2008-02-13 #4

What do you mean not very "nutrox" of me ????????????????????????????????

Anik · 2008-02-13 #5

you know what i mean

here's an link to more info on the burn tool Jay Arraich's Photoshop Tips - 7 Burn Tool

Mijiru · 2008-02-15 #6

Necessary??? THIS - IS - ULTRASHOCK!!!!!!

wolf · 2008-02-17 #7

The burn tool stems from the old school Photography tool of actually burning (or darkening) the colours and contrast of a photograph. The best way to learn what the tool does is to mess about with it.

Burning highlights will make them blacker, burning shadows will make the colours more saturated (richer) and burning midtones is somewhere in between.

hth

Designeratti · 2009-08-17 #8

hey nutrox, i'd suggest you go to http://www.photoshopsociety.org and take a free test ride. you'll get all the tuts, mags, pix, mags, the works, there. believe me, you want to become a pro, nobody's gonna help you for free

ellewood631 · 2009-11-10 #9

thanks for the information about the burn tool.. quite useful one

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	Nutrox 17 Creative Assets	2008-02-12 #2
	Are all of those exclamation marks and question marks really necessary?

	Anik 27 Creative Assets	2008-02-13 #3
	The Burn Tool darkens an area of an image; the Dodge Tool lightens an area of an image. (These tools are based on photographic development techniques for controlling exposure on specific areas of a print.) It’s not entirely different from using Levels or Curves. The difference is that you are not applying the changes to the entire image; you’re applying them only to the places you paint with the brushes that wasnt very "nutrox" of you Si !!!!!!!!!!!!!! do you have a problem with my exclamation marks, ROLF

	Nutrox 17 Creative Assets	2008-02-13 #4
	What do you mean not very "nutrox" of me ????????????????????????????????

	Anik 27 Creative Assets	2008-02-13 #5
	you know what i mean here's an link to more info on the burn tool Jay Arraich's Photoshop Tips - 7 Burn Tool

	Mijiru	2008-02-15 #6
	Necessary??? THIS - IS - ULTRASHOCK!!!!!!

	wolf	2008-02-17 #7
	The burn tool stems from the old school Photography tool of actually burning (or darkening) the colours and contrast of a photograph. The best way to learn what the tool does is to mess about with it. Burning highlights will make them blacker, burning shadows will make the colours more saturated (richer) and burning midtones is somewhere in between. hth

	Designeratti	2009-08-17 #8
	hey nutrox, i'd suggest you go to http://www.photoshopsociety.org and take a free test ride. you'll get all the tuts, mags, pix, mags, the works, there. believe me, you want to become a pro, nobody's gonna help you for free

	ellewood631	2009-11-10 #9
	thanks for the information about the burn tool.. quite useful one