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| Choose the image you want to tube. I picked this one out of my collection. |
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| If your image has a white background, you first need to make the background transparent. You can download the eliminate white filter here and find a tutorial on how to use it here. |
| Unzip the eliminate white zip file to your PSP 7 Plugins folder. This screen capture shows where to find the filter after it's installed. |
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| If you're using a new image you've just created with a transparent background, you can skip the first step above. |
| Before PSP will save your image as a tube (.tub) file, it must be one layer and 16 million colors. The color palette will look like this at 16 million colors. |
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| click on File>Export>Picture Tube |
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| The following dialog box will pop up: |
| It's not necessary to change the settings unless you have more than one image to put in your file. For purposes of this tutorial we'll assume you only have one image. |
| Name your file and click "OK". Your image is now a tube! |
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| Leave your image open or create a new image, click on the Picture Tube tool, and look for your image in the flyout. Try it out and see how it looks!!! |
| More tutorials to come - when I have time to write them :) !! |
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