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I would leave most of the writing just remove the word Canon from it otherwise I feel you would lose the desired effect that was attempted.
 
What a strange post. The work already done is much more difficult that the latter request to get rid of the words. Is this post for real? Even painting with a brush set to black would do it?
jules

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A photograph is a secret about a secret. The more it tells you the less you know. Arbus.
 
I'm doubting just setting the brush to black would achieve a good result. At the least, you'd need to work that in with a blending mode.

I think the various renditions gets ones creative juices flowing. :)

-Laurie
 
Ok, sample just next to the lettering then. I think you guys do some amazing stuff on this forum, but I don't think this exercise would stretch any of you would it?
Jules
DigitalinDC said:
I'm doubting just setting the brush to black would achieve a good
result. At the least, you'd need to work that in with a blending mode.

I think the various renditions gets ones creative juices flowing. :)

-Laurie
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A photograph is a secret about a secret. The more it tells you the less you know. Arbus.
 
JulesJ said:
DigitalinDC said:
I'm doubting just setting the brush to black would achieve a good
result. At the least, you'd need to work that in with a blending mode.

I think the various renditions gets ones creative juices flowing. :)

-Laurie
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A photograph is a secret about a secret. The more it tells you the
less you know. Arbus.
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Sampling the color next to the lettering and painting is exactly what I did in my "HAL" rendition above to remove the letters. Then lower the brush opacity and blend it in and you're done.
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Yes it's for real. I have never been good at blending colors like this. If you just set the color to black, then it looks horrible, it's needs to be a gradual change from black to grey, which I still cannot do good enough. When I try it looks like someone slapped a piece of construction paper across the edge of the lens. Oh well.
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Could it be that I have found my mind, or have I gone insane?
 
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