Re: digital negative possibilities for gum

[Rodolpho Pajuaba <rodolpho@pajuaba.com.br>]

Practically all of the really good authors on PS will tell what each 
blending mode does (except the ones from Dan Margulis, which is the best 
PS author for my taste but will not do it). For me the best explanations 
were from Martin Evening on "Adobe Photoshop for Photographers" and 
Katrin Eismann on "Photoshop - Masking and Compositing" . No, I´m not 
related to any of them ;-) .
Hope this helps,
Rodolpho Pajuaba

Camden Hardy escreveu:

> While we're listing our favorite blending modes, I'm a big fan of Darken
> and Overlay.  :)
>
> I agree to some extent that you don't need to know exactly what each mode
> does.  However, I'm willing to bet that having a good understanding of
> blending modes will drastically improve your Photoshop work.  Once you
> know what's happening under the hood, you can make adjustments to your
> image according to your choice of blending mode, and not the other way
> around.  This, in my experience, makes a huge difference.
>
> Camden Hardy
>
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