HOW DO YOU USE THE GRADIENT TOOL IN PHOTOSHOPWritten by BLUR LOTERIÑA
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The Gradient Editor dialog, which can be extracted when you click gradient itself, is used to modify gradient. Drag top Opacity Stop if you want to lengthen opaque portion of gradient. To decrease opacity, just drag white Opacity Stop. There is a small diamond that appears between stop markers called Gradient Midpoint. This midpoint can be used to adjust smoothness of gradient by simply dragging it left or to right. If you drag it to left smoothness of gradient is increased and when you drag it to right smoothness decreases. To edit multiple layers, group them first by selecting them and then type Command-G or Control-G. If you want to ungroup multiple layers, just type Shift-Command-G or Shift-Control-G. If you want to modify you’re your work, use Gradient Editor. Double click gradient layer and choose new gradient style. You can make your own gradient and add it to pre-defined gradients by saving it and setting style scale and angle of your gradient.

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| | Guide to Buying a Digital CameraWritten by Maui Reyes
Continued from page 1 •Budget. We’re not going to lie: digital cameras don’t exactly come cheap. When budgeting on which camera to take home, consider features, its size, its Mega Pixel count, and brand. Most photographers swear by one brand over other—if you’re particularly loyal to just one brand, then you can shun others and bask in just one aisle. But if you’re a little bit more open-minded, then you’ve got a bigger playground to frolic in. You’ll also need to see what kind of memory card (which is sort of like “film” of camera) camera needs, and what kind of batteries fuel it. Most digital cameras use AA batteries, so investing in a bunch of rechargeable ones is key. •Try it out. Most people make mistake of reading box, swiping their credit card, and coming home to find out that they’re not comfortable with their latest purchase. While in store, try taking a bunch of photos. Make sure it fits well in your hand, and it’s easy to use. The most user-friendly cameras out there are Canon, Casio, and Kodak—but you might want to try out others. Take your time in familiarizing yourself with possible units you’ll be taking pictures with.

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