Calling all Photoshop experts

[Collee]

XPost from RT - Didn''t receive any replies so either no one was/is able to help or traffic was slow. Trying again on SMTR board.
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Would like to make modifications to this setting so that a wedding band will sit flush. Have the ideas in my head but having a hard time visualizing how these changes will look.

Please excuse my poor terminology but would like the shank (engraved) to be tapered/flow to the head/basket and a bridge/platform (engraved) added below the head so that the head will sit higher. Am I making sense?

Can someone PLEASE Photoshop these modifications?

TIA

 

[Collee]

modified to look something like this profile/side view.

 

[adams828]

Are you thinking about something like this? Sorry for the mediocre PS job - just a quickie.

 

[jadedpony]

I think that what you are looking for might be somewhere in between what adams and I posted...

 

[Collee]

thanks SO much. really helps me visualize what these modifications will look like.

 

[D&T]

Date: 11/10/2009 12:34:56 PM
Author: jadedpony
I think that what you are looking for might be somewhere in between what adams and I posted...

total Threadjacking- but Jade- how did you do this? where it flickers back and forth to the other picture... very cool...

 

[jadedpony]

Glad to help Collee!



D&T,

I used a technique I learned a few years ago from here: Animation in Adobe Photoshop / ImageReady

Imageready comes with Photoshop CS2 (Creative Suite), I did it in Photoshop CS4 where Imageready has been consolidated straight into Photoshop as one program. You can do it the same way in CS4 by checking Animation from the File menu, File | Window | Animation. On the Animation window that appears, in the lower right hand corner, there is a button that will switch the timeline view to one that is similar to Imageready''s.

Basically it is two layers, one image per layer with the bridged ring layer on top at 50% opacity for two seconds and then that layer hidden for two seconds.



I probably went way too in depth, but that''s how it''s done, lol

 

[D&T]

Date: 11/10/2009 6:06:49 PM
Author: jadedpony
Glad to help Collee!



D&T,

I used a technique I learned a few years ago from here: Animation in Adobe Photoshop / ImageReady

Imageready comes with Photoshop CS2 (Creative Suite), I did it in Photoshop CS4 where Imageready has been consolidated straight into Photoshop as one program. You can do it the same way in CS4 by checking Animation from the File menu, File | Window | Animation. On the Animation window that appears, in the lower right hand corner, there is a button that will switch the timeline view to one that is similar to Imageready''s.

Basically it is two layers, one image per layer with the bridged ring layer on top at 50% opacity for two seconds and then that layer hidden for two seconds.



I probably went way too in depth, but that''s how it''s done, lol

Thanks for the info!

I actually don''t have photoshop though (so your talking greek to me

) but I would love to one day.... sooo many settings I''d like to play with

 

[packrat]

Hey that''s neat! I thought for a second I had my elbow stuck on a key or something hehe!