Mike The best way to do this is to create a new layer like this: Layer/New Layer and set Mode to Overlay in the dialog. Then check Fill with Overlay - neutral color (50%grey) Then use the Paintbrush tool with different opacities and sizes. (black to burn and white to dodge) You can also use the dodge and burn tools. Not only is this layer always editable, but you can also set the layer opacity as well as the Paintbrush opacity. Very flexible. Murray Z. ********************** Subject: [Digital BW] OT-Edge Burining Techniques I guess this is a bit off topic, but in the realm of digital printing is part of the process. I would like to know how people are accomplishing edge burning techniques in Photoshop? I find this to be one difficult task. Not because it is hard, but because I never asked nor learned how to do it. It is not covered in the texts that I have read. Mike
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RE: [Digital BW] OT-Edge Burining Techniques
2002-01-13 by Murray Zaharia
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