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How do you get images to fade into the background like this? I use PSP8.

Someone can help me to find this cold colors?
I used photoshop CS4
Thanks !!

Credit : ?!!

Not really sure if you guys will be able to help me with this, or if it's just my computer, but I figured it was worth a shot.

I have Photoshop CS4, and when I boot it up, open it, run it, whatever you wanna call it, it works smoothly and fine. However, I'd say about ten or fifteen minutes into working with it, things start to get a bit.. delayed. For example, if I start scribbling with the paint brush tool, it takes a full four or five seconds for it to process the scribbling, or even if I draw a simple line, the line will not show up until after a troublesome delay.

The reason this is so annoying is because I draw in my Photoshop, and the delay makes lines very awkward and hard to draw with. When I make graphics, the delay also effects it in the manner that when I use a filter (let's say sharpen for this example), the sharpening effect will take a while to process.

o_o; Is this just my computer, orrrr? Sorry if this isn't the right place to seek help.

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Today we'll be going from to

Other results with similar coloring:
 

Made with PS CS3
Translatable?: Nope, sorry!
PSD?: By request only

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All three made in SC3. First two use selective coloring.

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Learn how to go from this:


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In two steps!
Involves Levels.


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made with Photoshop CS4
featured Hayden Panettiere.


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PSCS2, includes selective colour, curves, hue/saturation
In 8 steps, with optional 2 steps

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It IS translatable! Involves NO adjustment layers. I use PSCS, just for the record.
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Uses Selective Color and other adjustments so I don't think it's traslatable.

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Make into , or .
Program: Photoshop CS3 Extended.
Steps: Six if you want either of the first two results, seven if you want black and white.
Translatable: No.

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How do I get coloring that looks like this?:
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Also, I was wondering how to make font look cool on icons. Mine always turn out to look plain and noob-like.

Hey, so I looked everywhere, and I can't find how to get this effect.




The sharpness...or whatever kind of effect that makes it look kinda grainy, but stand out.
Help!