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Photoshop CS- its the version of Photoshop you have. CS is the current one 
Layers are dead easy- to merge though, under the title at the top- layers there shoulld be flatten and merge visable. The DPI is dots per inch- basically, the more dots there are, the sharper the image. Most printers print 300dpi, some bublejets and stuff go upto 1200dpi or something. A4 is a standard size for paper- you may use the B system or something. Donno. http://www.paperdemon.com/storyview.php/id/1540.html Fable Spinner did a great Photoshop tutorial based on CS. HAve a looksee and see if it helps ^^
Layers are dead easy- to merge though, under the title at the top- layers there shoulld be flatten and merge visable. The DPI is dots per inch- basically, the more dots there are, the sharper the image. Most printers print 300dpi, some bublejets and stuff go upto 1200dpi or something. A4 is a standard size for paper- you may use the B system or something. Donno. http://www.paperdemon.com/storyview.php/id/1540.html Fable Spinner did a great Photoshop tutorial based on CS. HAve a looksee and see if it helps ^^Comment ID 48096
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Thank u so much Arkillian. I know new computer/printer terminology now . Ill take a look at the tutorial.
. Ill take a look at the tutorial.Replies
ArkillianDragon A tip with colours before you finish that- make your subject stand out- not the unimportant stuf like the background. Desaturate that background some. IT's way too powerfull at the momentSephirothEva06 Thats good advice, ill try that. In the future ill take into consideration the colors i use in a pic and how i use them.