[.Skittles.]

^^Try blending options, either lower the opacity or try putting the text layer on "overlay" etc. Just experiment with layer styles.

[JM Nash]

I would lower the fill actually. If you add some affects to the text, such as an inner shadow, contour bevel and a black stroke of 1 pixel you can bring the fill all the way down to 0 for a transparent text effect.

[Hawt Es]

Hay Thear, where can I get some Cinema 4D tutorials. Both video and written? Help plz

[deano94]

Thanks but will it work on Photoshop cs2 or cs3. Or both?

[JM Nash]

Everything they have been telling you should work with both CS2 and CS3.

[EGame]

Originally Posted by deano94

Thanks but will it work on Photoshop cs2 or cs3. Or both?

There is really no huge difference between all of the recent versions of photoshop, either way it will work.

[deano94]

Kk thanks i got sc2 and i was just unsure what it wloud work on.

[JM Nash]

Some more tutorial sites:

http://www.photoshoproadmap.com/
http://thedesignworld.com/
http://tutorialoutpost.com/

[CyberWaste]

Please help me, this is bugging me, ive had Photoshop for about a year now, but since I got vista this problem always happens.

When I load any normal JPEG pic, and do the lasso tool thing, where you take a part of the image and drag to a clear image it always comes out blank with the moving lines, showing the border of the part I selected, but not the image of the other pic, if you get what I mean. What am I doing wrong? Please help.

[EGame]

Originally Posted by CyberWaste

Please help me, this is bugging me, ive had Photoshop for about a year now, but since I got vista this problem always happens.

When I load any normal JPEG pic, and do the lasso tool thing, where you take a part of the image and drag to a clear image it always comes out blank with the moving lines, showing the border of the part I selected, but not the image of the other pic, if you get what I mean. What am I doing wrong? Please help.

I'm not exactly 100% sure what you are saying but when you outline with the lasso tool and the path becomes selected. On the menu bar go to Select>Inverse and that should select the part that you want from the image. I'm guessing that when you select something on photoshop it does the inverse, becuase of a setting that you have put it to.