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1. Reducing Noise by Image Averaging    cambridgeincolour.com

Image noise can compromise the level of detail in your digital or film photos, and so reducing this noise can greatly enhance your final image or print. The problem is that ...

2. Glowing Image Effect    s8.invisionfree.com

3. Recoloring Images    visualdesigncore.com

Re-Coloring OK, this tutorial will explain what i did to color my recent project, "Lumber Mill" which can be seen here at http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/13377593/. With that said lets get started! Step 1 ...

4. MouseOver Menu Images    kromefx.com

Create a new document, 25 pixels high is good. Make it as long as you think you'll need -- you can trim it down later.

5. Image Focus    s3.invisionfree.com

The new forum is up! This time powered by PHPbb. All of the old tutorials have been moved. There has been some modifications in the forums and in the staff. Kindly ...

6. Digital Image    shadowness.com

Today's daily inspiration is a selection of very talented artists. Each piece that we've selected is here to help inspire you! We hope you will be ins...

7. Image Quality Tweaking    forums.gamespy.com

8. Blurring An Image Background    invisionfree.com

9. Old Image    tutorialguide.net

1. First at all, choose a picture: We're going to work with one from Virgin-stock, one of my favorites in DA. We changed the size, creating a "zoom" in the face. ...

10. Viewing Image Information    elated.com

The left hand image sizes figure shows the flattened size of the image; this is how many bytes the image will take up when printed. The right-hand figure shows the un-flattened ...

11. Fading Images to Another    elated.com

So that we can do the fade between the images, we'll need them both in the same document. The easiest way to do this is to shift+click on the "Background" layer ...

12. Image Fade    cyberinkdesign.com

Hints: The black portion of the gradient will totally block out the picture and allow the background to show through. The white portion will leave the original picture untouched. This is ...