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kiwicha β Rid of Notebook Lines Tutorial
Published: 2011-04-17 02:52:43 +0000 UTC; Views: 6449; Favourites: 61; Downloads: 56
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Hahaha i decided to make a quick tutorial on how to get rid of those nasty blue lines on notebook paper if you happen to make a masterpiece on such paper. xDit's really simple, and i was a happy girl when i found out how to do this. sorry if it's a crappy tutorial or if you can't read my writing. Just comment if you have questions!!
LOL my handwriting gets worse as the tutorial goes on. O:
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Help! I am trying to do this but whenever I hide the greenΒ and red channels, the whole picture is a violent shade of blue. I am using Gimp.
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helpful tutorial! XD i finally got those blue lines out of there!
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OMG You just saved me so much time and I've been using Photoshop for 14 years and didn't know about this.
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What if I only have a digital camera and not a scanner?
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I know of a way to do this without messing with the channels and levels! Interesting alternative method, though. I'll try sometime and see if it works any better.
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How do i save the image as something other than a psd without the channles being showed again?
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hmmm I don't remember how i did it before, but just now when i did i just went to Image>Mode>Greyscale then said yes to discard other channels. then it should save fine
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im sorry, but i was wondering exactly where the Channels thing is? i have photoshop elements, and i cant seem to find it anywhere. :\
still a wonderful tutorial. im very excited to use this!
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Its a tab where the layers are. I think there's like three tabs on that box, and channels is one of them. Im not on my computer right now or else id screenshot it for you
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thankyou dear c: i actually found out it isnt on photoshop elements at all LOL talk about my luck.
thanks so much anyways for your help.<3
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Wow, never had thought something like this. 
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I love you. 
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lol you're welcome~ I hope it helps
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It sure does. Thank you. I'll use this the next time I need to get rid of lines.
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haha you're welcome!
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Oh awesome! *will prolly never use this, but still xDD*
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hahaha i figured some people might want to know how to do this. Just in case. lol
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