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Photoshop "different lighting and glow"


Question Posted Wednesday October 24 2007, 3:18 am

okie well you know how some emos on myspace (no offense) have their photos making their skin look soft, and there is a glow to it? it looks really really reaaaally good and im wondering how to do that on photoshop cs2. thenks!!! xoxo

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sportzchick143 answered Wednesday October 24 2007, 6:28 pm:
I don't know about photoshop cs2, but I would just mess around with the filters. I have a program called Paint.NET which is totally free and has a glow feature that works really well.

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