MISTING IMAGES
PSP7
This can be adapted for PSP8 and UP

This tutorial was written by Jemima ~ July 2005
Copyright © 2005 ~ Jemima ~ All rights reserved

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You will need the following to complete this tutorial

An image of your choice
OR
you can use the one supplied for this exercise*S*



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We'll use this image



This is a painting by LAVARNE ROSS
called "Black Orchid"
You can find his beautiful artwork
HERE
Right click and save the image to a folder on your computer.



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Open up your image in your PSP workspace
Go to LAYERS >>> Promote to Layer

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TIP: If you wish to follow the progress of your "misting" more accurately....
Go to LAYERS >>> NEW RASTER LAYER
Flood fill with a DARK colour.
Go to LAYERS >>> ARRANGE >>> SEND TO BOTTOM.
You won't see this layer until you start 'misting'.
DON'T FORGET TO DELETE THIS LAYER
BEFORE SAVING YOUR MISTED IMAGE.
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Select your FREEHAND (Lasso) TOOL
SELECTION TYPE = Point To Point
FEATHER = 0
ANTIALIAS = CHECKED

Select the image as shown below by working around
the outer edge of the dancers.
No need to be precise.



Go to SELECTIONS >>> MODIFY >>> FEATHER



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NOTE:You can play around with the FEATHER settings to control
the amount of "misting" you wish to create.
I play with settings between 25 and 35
depending on the image I use.
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Go to SELECTIONS >>> INVERT

The selection will now be reversed




Go to EDIT >>> CUT



You can repeat the EDIT >>> CUT
as many times as you wish

This is mine done a second time



Once you are satisfied
Go to SELECTIONS >>> SELECT NONE
save your image as a .psp file










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