[Jewelry making - Article 00800] - Re: [Orchid] Photographing Jewelry 101

[Peter Deckers]

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Noel,

>     I tried to try this... I ran into trouble on step one

    Janet got the order: 

>     After you make the duplicate layer, select that layer. You'll be
>     working on that one; by the time you're finished it will just add
>     to the background layer rather than covering it". 

    You work in layers. Select layers from Window, which will appear on
    the right hand side of your screen. From the background image you
    make a 'background copy'. The way I do that is to drag the image into
    'create a new layer' (you will find that selection next to "delete
    layer" rubbish bin). You work on that layer. Follow the steps from my
    earlier email. Try again and compare with your trick with the filter
    'sharpen/unsharpen'. Let me know your finding. 

    This 'High Pass' trick works very well. You will enjoy very sharp
    images. 

Peter Deckers
New Zealand

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