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heruca wrote:
Lesson learned: Never, EVER, toss your master files. You may THINK you'll
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Don't know if this can still apply, as IIRC you're running on Apple-power, but have you checked your recycle bin?
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heruca
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Emptied the trash long ago. 
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Chokra
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Just a tip...
When working in Photoshop, for every graphic-oriented project (even for original photo work I do), I make 3 folders for each project (inside the main folder for it).
One folder is labeled "Raw" and contains the original images in whatever format they originally came in.
The second folder is labeled "PSD" and contains the actual photoshop documents in case I need to go back and do edits to layers and/or text in the document.
The third folder is labeled "toned" and contains the completed versions or various stages of completion with numbers afterward to tell me which revision it is -- and followed by resolution designation "_72" if it's for the web.
I realize that takes a bit more time to work on things, but it helps keep me straight in my organization so I can find things when I'm looking for them, and allows me to go back to earlier versions, if need be.
Have fun :)
P.S. The purses and stuff look good.
Edited by Chokra on 12/10/2005 at 2:44pm
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Well, I still have the source photos, if anyone is up for redoing them.
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Raven_Starhawke
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Heruca I have fixed you pix. The Piggy, 2 wallets and 3 napsacks I guess they are. Here they are!
B15_PiggyWalletNapsack.zip
Thanks for you help yesterday
Raven
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Thanks. Wow, I think these are among the first items I ever posted here.
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Im not sure how I ran into them but just saw that they had never been fixed and seemed a simple thing to do. Just took me about a 1/2 hr to do is all. Im getting pretty quick at the few things i can do now. LOL!
Glad you like it, Raven
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Dundjinni Mapping Software - Forums : Objects and Textures (Modern/Sci-Fi)
Topic: Purses, wallets, and more
