Will I be able to mask areas by selecting with the magic wand and then paint within them?
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To create a mask in Painter start with a selection. In the layers palette, click the Create Layer Mask icon. If you don't see the layers palette, activate it through the window menu or press CTRL 4. For more info on masking, go to this URL in your browser for online help: http://product.corel.com/help/Painter/540235477/707000/EN/Doc/wwhelp/wwhimpl/js/html/wwhelp.htm or shortened with bitly: http://bit.ly/kRzNnE hth ... irisonthego
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There are a few different thickness of the brushes so u can draw various strokes. I think it more depends on practice than the tools. But if u want perfect straight lines, u need to cheat... Using tapes to mask out he area u want to paint. It is more work to prepare but easier to achieve perfect lines.
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Yes. The purple wand looking thing has a rubber top. You dab nail polish on the metal plate that has the design, wipe off excess polish and the "pick up" the design with the wand that has rubber tips. It's not easy but it is possible with practice.
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Yes, you simply mask the areas you dont want to trigger, leaving the areas you want...ipcamtalk.com is a great blue iris user forum.
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Not without sanding those edges and priming...otherwise it will only delay it slightly
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I recommend looking at the realmilkpaint website. Confirm this for yourself, but the starting ratio is usually 1:1.
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Karen, yes you can but it should be done carefully. The mouse/scanner is best when covering a smaller area but can scan a very large area. I have not tried it beyond 8.5x11 but it seems like it may work for even larger surfaces. It takes some practice to scan larger areas but it really works well. The OCR is pretty decent also. Once scanned you can set the image size to whatever you like with a good editor.
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You should be able to...as long as it's properly primed before use (to ensure it doesn't smudge, ruin the drawings/illustrations).
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It would project it THROUGH the window unless you put some paper on the opposite side to the one you are painting. But that's a fairly easy fix, I'd think. Another alternative that I personally would find to be awesome is to get the glass sandblasted. The frosted glass would take the outline projection perfectly, and you could use that as an element in your work by leaving some of the frosted portions unpainted. It would also make it much less likely that the paint would peel later. I could understand why that wouldn't be practical for a lot of the projects you might try but sounds kinda cool right? Edit: I see Pam there beat me to the paper idea. So I'll see you paper and raise you 3020 Liquid Masking Film 32 oz here on Amazon. Paint it on the opposite side, project, trace... and then when you don't need it anymore, peel it off like cling film.
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You probably could, but i tried doing it with sharpie and it doesn't stay alone so make sure when you're done you cover it with a clear coat of something
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I assume you mean roller - No. You must use a roller that has holes in it to allow the paint to flow from the interior of the roller support to the fibers or foam in the roller. you can see these holes in the wagner rollers. FYI you can clean the rollers and use with different paint colors. I personally have owned 2 of these and absolutely love them... I've painted 3 houses with them. If you start with the lighter colors first like the ceilings and then move on you can reduce the number of roller purchases, but they are cheap compared to the cost of the paint. enjoy
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Ramon, may I suggest to check the WEB site: http://www.vupointsolutions.com/magic_wand_portable_scanner Indeed it does PDF natively, and as far as Letter or A4, you need to understand the concept. You are not locked into a size, as you manually scan a "surface", be it small or large. You will need an editor if they are png files, so as to make them fit your desired proportions. I would suggest you read the manual from the manufacturer's WEB page. This is not a tool for mass scanning, but occasional note taking on the road, e.g. Library, as it is a tad tedious to use. In real life, you cannot scan a whole book with it!!!
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Unless you are prepared to mask everything else in the room I would not, there would ne overspray everywhere, I would use a lambs wool applicator, then you would have total control, good luck
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No on both points. however it can save a step by step on the same drawing. this way you can remove layers on the completed drawing.
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Aloha Terri B CS6 is what edit and mask with, more than anything else I highly recommend it. Started out with photoshop when it 1st came out (a million years ago it seems). go to applebysanimalsdotcom will show you what you can achieve. Good luck Gregory
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I'm not certain if it does. I works great with my Intuous 4 tablet, creates very subtle masks in Photoshop CS6 and is good for when you need a delicate touch on a digital drawing. You might want to ask someone at the Wacom website.
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Never tried, but I don't suspect they'd show up very well. You'd need to paint on a white background for that.