You may already know this, but others may find this informative.
If your planning to retouch your album covers with Photoshop, you should try the Dust & Scratches Filter along with the History Brush. A lot easier then the rubberstamp or drag copy metho
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My incomplete album cover gallery
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by British » Thu Sep 02, 2004 5:39 am
That's where my priveledege of doing it at work comes in. I work for JASC, the company that makes Paint Shop Pro. Doing QA work is fun when it's album covers.
Now I'm going back and retouching all my other "not ready yet" album covers. I'm liberally us
Now I'm going back and retouching all my other "not ready yet" album covers. I'm liberally us
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by plan13 » Thu Sep 02, 2004 6:20 pm
I love The A's.... I've ripped both of their full length album, and the Four Dances Ep to disc. I wouldn't really consider them new wave, more like "post punk jangle rock"...Just my humble opinion!
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