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Summary: Editing anime pictures is like editing any other image. Open Adobe Photoshop, use the tool pallet to apply different changes, and save the image. Edit anime pictures in Photoshop with information from a work flow manager of a software development company in this free video on computers.
Eric White is a workflow manager. He manages a global operations team for a software development company in Austin, Texas. Eric has more than 10 years in the IT field spanning...read more
"Hello, my name is Eric White, and today we're going to talk about how to edit anime pictures. The break that we're going to get on this is that editing anime pictures is no different from editing any kind of picture. So, open up photoshop. Go ahead and go to open. And open your picture. Let's say that you just want just the guys here. Naruto and Saske, but you don't particularly want anyone else. So what we're going to do is we're going to come in here and we're going to crop this. And I'm just going to grab a box around Naruto and Saske. And we're going to come up to image, and crop. And what we've, what we end up with, is just a picture of Naruto and Saske. So we've edited the anime picture. You can use any of the tool pallets within photoshop. You can insert text, you can smudge things, even if let's say you want to just Naruto's head, you know, if you come in here and we could crop his head. Perhaps you want to make an avatar for your forums or whatnot. There you have it. So that's how you edit an anime picture in photoshop."
eHow Article: Editing Anime Pictures
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