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G,day dannyraphael,
Checked that they were trying to load the isa file.
We are a self help seniors group. Often get in a bit above our head because of our attitude that if you want to do something get on with it and persevere. Usually works
Lesam

Hi Jaci,
Thank you, we tried that without success.
Lesam

I put an Action into the Image Ready Default Actions Folder however it won't load into the Actions Palette when I open IR.
Have tried resetting preferences and uninstall / reinstall PS 7 without resolving the problem.
Would anyone have any other ideas I could try?
Lesam

Hi,
If you have found a Tutorial that produces the effect you want, you might consider making an Action so that it will be semi automatic for future use.

G'day Allen-H,
I have been fiddling with the settings and trying greys instead of black in the first part of the animated rain tutorial.
Depending on the background image colour, you can get a reasonable static rain effect.
Lesam

Many thanks Harald, there is the option there to apply Alpha Blending effect.
Regards,
Lesam

G'day Harald, First, a thank you for a geat Newsletter and a great series of Forums. In the January 2006 Newsletter it was noted that in the new version of Irfanview " The slideshow feature now allows image transitions". I have installed the new version and the latest Plugins, but can't find how to ...

G'day Robsmom, there is one small trick with the Tutorial, if your final animation seems to " flash " check that all frames have the rain effect filter applied. A frame without filter applied ( the original image file ) causes the flash effect.

If you go to http://forums.gfxvoid.com/t-1485.htm there is great Tutorial on making Simple rain

If you register at Adobe Studio Exchange http://share.studio.adobe.com/
you will find a 35 mm Slide and Film strip Actions for free download.
Both most effective

Thanks for that quick response.
I realise now that I need to make a duplicate copy of background before bringing in the second image.
Works a treat, but I now have two ( at least ) ways to get the result.

G'day, I am a complete novice ( senior ) learning photoshop courtesy of the generous folk who post tutorials on the web and contribute to forums such as this. I recall seeing a tip using History tool to erase part of an image to reveal an underlying image. I have opened two images, same size, on the...