Thanks guys for the replies, I found the smudge tool but it doesn't behave
as I hoped. It appears to warp the image (like in liquify) as it smudges.
What I'm after is purely smudge.
Example: You have a white canvas and on it you dab a blob green paint and
next to it you dab a blob of red paint. If you use a brush in the red
paint
and drag it over to the green paint you get a smug effect, and that what
I'm
after. Anyone familiar with paintshop pro will understand what I mean.
I'm after a smudge without the warping or liquifying.
Mickey
"Talker" <Talker@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> On Mon, 02 Jun 2008 14:21:16 -0700, The Bobert <nobody@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> wrote:
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>>In article <dfq8441tvk144a50nufteu0csghnprf3n6@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, Joel
>><Joel@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>wrote:
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>>> > Is there a smudge or something similar tool in cs3 ?
>>> > I had it in Paintshop Pro but can't find it in CS3.
>>>
>>> Yes and No, I don't think there is any "Smug" command (I may be wrong)
>>
>>there is a blur/sharpen/smudge tool in the tool selection menu. It will
>>show a
>>water drop/triangle/hand pointer in the menu. This is in your PS help
>>files
>
>
> Like Bobert says, the tool looks like either a triangle (sharpen
> tool), a water drop (the blur tool) or a hand pointer (the smudge
> tool). If you see one of these tools, click and hold on it and a fly
> out menu will appear. You then select from the flyout menu what tool
> you want.
>
> Talker
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