Filmstrip technique... worth the time!

[Georgette Grossman]

I finally discovered the Video tutorials and played with the filmstrip technique. It was great fun. I just had to share it. Wish I could play hooky from work and try everything!! :D
The direct URL to my gallery is:
http://www.photoshopelementsuser.com/gallery/viewgallery.php?user=694

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[kayser]

Georgette- Great pictures in your filmstrip- really bright and clear. Nice job on this one (and a great subject!) What's the next project- now that you've found the mother lode?

[kevq]

Georgette,
really nice. Now you wiil have to read Wendy's tut on using the shear filter to put a curve into your filmstrip.
Kev:) :)

[kimh]

Nice start to your gallery.
Looks like your hooked:D We're all there:p
Kimh

[jo]

Georgette, that looks super!

[mom to 4]

Georgette:

That's great!!! Oh, it is so much fun!!!! I was thinking the same as Kev....you will have to try putting the curve in it next!!! it's all so addicting!

[Georgette Grossman]

Where and what is the shear filter???? Will have to wait until tonight to try this one!

TIA,
Georgette

[ktnoon60]

Looks great , you did a really nice job with that.

Terry

[kroberts]

Great use of the filmstrip and great photos! I have friends who are grandparents and they say there is nothing like it:)

[karen donnybrook]

Where and what is the shear filter????

Georgetee,

The shear filter is used to bend the film strip. Wendy did a tutorial which can be found at
http://www.photoshopelementsuser.com...ead.php?t=2682

Karen

[mel]

Georgette that whole image is just wonderful. I love the text you used, it goes so well with the photos presented.

Great work!!

:) :)

[Georgette Grossman]

Thanks... Link did not work but found the shear filter and played on my own. Will try to post to the gallery.
Georgette