I need help with adjusting my brush in photoshop?

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Question by smiles: I need help with adjusting my brush in photoshop?
Im new to photoshop I have cs4, the question i have is…..When i go to my brush tool im trying to adjust it to look like a pencil as much as possible but my brush doesn’t look like everyone elses photoshop ive seen i want the stroke or line to be daggered on the end like everyone elses brush but mine is not its rounded can anyone help?

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Answer by Delhi K.
You need a pressure-sensitive graphics tablet to accomplish that.

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How do I use Photoshop brushes that I download, I have never used one before?

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Question by magillacuttie: How do I use Photoshop brushes that I download, I have never used one before?
I have downloaded a Photoshop ‘Brushes’ file from a Photoshop blog. It saved as a ZIP file. How do I use this in Photoshop, how do I open it and apply it?

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Answer by P&G
First extract the abr file to the location below that matches your PS version and OS.
♦ CS4 Windows – C:\Documents and Settings \%yourusername%\Application Data\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CS4\Presets\Brushes
♦ CS3 Windows – C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CS3\Presets\Brushes.
♦ Mac – Applications >Adobe Photoshop %version% > Presets > Brushes.
Once the file resides in the proper location you must then load it You load the Brush set as follows:
• Select the Brush Tool
• Click the Brush field pull-down from the Options bar at the top of the canvas
• Click the little right facing triangle button from the top of the dialog
• If you loaded the abr file to the proper folder, the brush set should be listed
• Click on the desired brush set and Click the Append Button at the prompt

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Q&A: What is the equivelant to luma inverted matte in Adobe After Effects CS4?

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Question by Smith: What is the equivelant to luma inverted matte in Adobe After Effects CS4?
I have been following a tutorial for CS3 but I need to know how to do it in CS4!! PLEASE HELP!

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Answer by Rayan
more details please! luma inverted matte in CS4 is the same as it is in CS3. what exactly you mean?
if you can’t find the options for changing luminance of a track use F3 to reveal these properties.

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Q&A: How do i save my brush sets from Photoshop?

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Question by ncruze: How do i save my brush sets from Photoshop?
I downloaded a ton of brush sets but i want to save them on my flash drive and then download them on my work computer so i can design at work. I went under program files/adobe photoshop/presets/brushes
i see about 10 of my brushes but i downloaded way more than that. where are the rest of my brushes?
By searching for that extension i only found two brushes..i dont get it. i have tons of brushes in photoshop but where are they?

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Answer by I8AShroom
Search for .abr files on your computer. While that is a common location for brushes, brushes don’t need to be in that location to be loaded. You just have to find where you saved them.

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How to change the color of a brush in photoshop cs2?

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Question by Micro Shock: How to change the color of a brush in photoshop cs2?
I am making a project in photoshop cs2 and I can’t seem to figure out how to make the brush change from white to another color. I already tried switching the foreground and background colors, no help. any thoughts? thanks

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Answer by Mack
I learn just about everything off youtube tutorials haha.
try this

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OwH44qgPNl8

hope this helps

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Q&A: Photoshop CS4: Is it possible to change the opacity of multiple layers at once?

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Question by Jong: Photoshop CS4: Is it possible to change the opacity of multiple layers at once?
Photoshop CS4: Is it possible to change the opacity of multiple layers at once? For instance:

1. I’ve selected Layer 1, Layer 2, and Layer 3, which each have different opacities (45%, 60%, 75%)
2. Can I somehow, in one fell swoop, change the opacity of all three layers to 100%?

Thanks!

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Answer by Eric S
select all of the layers then change the opacity

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Q&A: How do I make a custom photoshop brush?

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Question by garrettguyyy: How do I make a custom photoshop brush?
I have seen them a lot and I was just wondering how to make them. Any help would be appreciated.

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Answer by artsy_in_texas
It depends on which version of PhotoShop you have. If you click the Help link at the top of your PhotoShop screen, you’ll find the information for your version there, or you can get it at the Adobe site, which is a great resource.

(I’m using CS2, and for me, it’s Edit > Define Brush Preset.)

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What’s the difference between Adobe After Effects CS3 and CS4?

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Question by Timb0: What’s the difference between Adobe After Effects CS3 and CS4?
I used to have adobe after effects cs3 and i liked it a lot and now i don’t have it anymore. Is adobe after effects cs4 just an upgraded version of cs3 is it completely different?

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Answer by M@
One big difference, and the thing that’s definitely make me upgrade from cs3 to cs4 is that after effects cs4 can understand 3d files made in photoshop.

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how do i change the brush colors in photoshop?

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Question by keep it simple: how do i change the brush colors in photoshop?
I am trying to use brushes in photoshop but it wont let me add color. Whenever I use a brush it only comes up white and when i try to apply a color it just doesn’t work. Does anyone know what I am doing wrong, or what the problem is? By the way I am using RGB color.

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Answer by iDesign71
Underneath the various tools in the tool palette are two overlapping squares, one for foreground colour, one for background and also a much smaller set of black and white squares which reset foreground to black and background to white.
Your foreground colour may be set to white currently so that whatever brush you use will use the white colour. Double click on the foreground colour icon and it will open up a colour picker. Select your colour there and your brushes should reflect this colour change.

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