Hi there,

following a really good tutorial I created this iris and I´m very astounded how easy it is to use photoshop.

http://img211.imageshack.us/img211/2...opie5py.th.jpg

Now I´m looking for tutorials or something that are leading to some similar results. So if you nice guys would give some advise... :kosta:

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(DonCorleone @ Jul 14 2006, 04:34 PM) [snapback]243298[/snapback]</div>
when you get used to it then it's quite simple and catchy ... but I remember a hard time learning tthe retouching techniques (making it look like being NO digitally manipulated pic) ... well - I started to PS 4 ...


u speak german ! then take a look here! ;)

Well, probably I'll sound obvious... but if you just search for "photoshop tutorial" in Google you'll find tons of very good tutorials for make quite everything ;)

Course 98% of them are for CS...

@swiss: yes, have already been there after your advice. Looks very nice. Thx so far

@Quintopotere: Yeah, probably you´re right. But exactly because there are so many tutorials I just wanted to ask for the favourite ones :ok:

CS? You don´t mean Counter Strike, do you?

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(DonCorleone @ Jul 17 2006, 09:21 AM) [snapback]243544[/snapback]</div>CS short for Adobe Creative Suite (containing Photoshop, Illustrator, GoLive, Acrobat, VersionCue, Bridge)

CS has been the Photoshop Version which inofficially is called 8. CS2 is Photoshop 9 and CS3 will be Photoshop 10 ...

If you bought your copy of PS you should know that, shouldn't you ;)

I might be using a 30-days-trial of Photoshop ;)

In fact I´m using Photoshop7.0. And that only at university when I don´t have to assist or sit in lecture.

And at home I´m using PhotoshopElements. Since I'm not studying design, art or something and my

budget is very low, I don´t believe that I will have the money nor the need to buy a current version.

Indeed it would be nice to get a bit deeper in that program, which surely can't be done with PE or during any

break. So I keep experimenting with some tutorials until I get bored. I'm not going to become a professional

LOL

Well, if you want more than what Photoshop Elements gives you, you could always try GIMP... :whistling:

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Quintopotere @ Jul 18 2006, 06:06 PM) [snapback]243784[/snapback]</div>.. and keep yourself from the feeling of a fullfilling digital artwork ... :tomato:

stick to PS - it's more than just coincidence that they became market leaders in digital photo manipulation. If you need any help, I am at thy service. :ok:

Thx for your help. I will try out the tutorials and see what's the result of it...

I think that I will post my progress from time to time in here. And I will get

back to your (swiss) offer for sure....