The Paint Shop Pro Tube Tutorial
Custom PSP Tubes
Tutorial information: This PSP Tutorial below will show you how to clean up and erase a background from an image and save the main focal point as a Paint Shop Pro Tube. Basically what this means is that you can use Paint Shop Pro, to clean up your images, and save a piece of the image as a graphic stamper for future graphic design projects. We also made this tutorial in text format with screenshots for those that prefer text tutoirals. PSP tubing tutorial - Text Format.
Take note that the original flower shown in the sample below is missing 1/4 of the flower. I will show you how you can make that a whole flower again. Then we will tube it for use later in PSP tube projects like Web Page Design, Scrap Booking, and more.
This video tutorial requires the PSP program, and you can get a thirty day free trial of Corel Paint Shop Pro
Be sure to get the image, used in this tutorial, but please remember this image is copyrighted to owner.
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 Graphics made with Paint Shop Pro by Corel Logos, Banners, Buttons, Cards, Scrapbooking, Animations and more! |
Tutorial GuideWhat You Need
The Paint Shop Pro Photo X2 tutorial includes detailed step by step directions. You will learn how to use multiple tools and how how to manipulate PSP Layers. You can use most versions of Paint Shop Pro, but each version might have moved their tools, effects, and options into other areas of the menu bars, but you can still follow along if you improvise.
1. Internet Browser such as IE, Firefox, and a Media Player such as VLC, Flash, Media Player Classic, Windows Media Player.
2. Corel Paint Shop Pro
3. You can use the same image, but please remember this image is copyrighted to owner.
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