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Sashina · 03-10-2010 10:04

ok so i am new to photoshoop and i just wanted to know when i choose new it come up with a ppage that i need to chose wat size and stuff and i click yes or watever but then my page comes up like this

please help
x x x

Oogie · 03-10-2010 11:02

I'd ask one of the creative people
they might know
(look for a big name in the creative section)

Paulikasweety · 03-10-2010 13:27

what version of photoshop do you use?

Sweetangel2 · 03-10-2010 13:54

ask a creative person like Oogie said ask neriah or annmadison they explains really good

Horatia · 03-10-2010 14:31

There's a thread stickied in Arts and Creativity which has advice on how to edit and use programs. You are best off asking one of the players there smile

Sashina · 03-10-2010 22:37

thank you so much smile
x x x x

Blksnobunnie · 03-10-2010 23:58

have u tried changing the white to transparent.. so theres no background at all?

Sashina · 03-11-2010 00:04

hmm ill give that a go smile
thanks x x

Sashina · 03-11-2010 02:41

it didnt work sad
any other ideas
x x x

Nebby · 03-11-2010 07:10

I honestly have no idea why it is doing that, but have you just tried making a new layer and filling it with white? Then you wouldn't have to look at it...

Sorry, that's all I have for an answer right now. I will keep doing a bit more research though.

Sashina · 03-11-2010 07:19

thank you nebby i will try that
have you looked at my other post that was closed it has a bit more info
x x x

Nebby · 03-11-2010 07:25

Yeah I looked at your other post, and I put those exact settings into my Photoshop new canvas settings. I did not have the same problem though... I've never seen a problem like yours before.

But, as long as you can function in Photoshop and make new layers etc... I don't think it's a major problem.

Sashina · 03-11-2010 08:42

its just that where the black bits are i cannot actually see my bimbo and they are not erasable either
x x x

Nebby · 03-11-2010 08:47

So, that is a negative on any new layers above the canvas? Like, no matter how many new layers you make you can't see under the black areas?

Are you launching Photoshop from a shortcut on the desktop or start menu? If so, open the program from the actual Adobe folder.

If that does not work, try opening the program again and dragging a image into Photoshop from a folder or your desktop.

If that does not work, close the program, find any image on your computer, right click it and tell it to OPEN WITH> ADOBE PHOTOSHOP.

Let me know if those black areas are still there - if not it has to be a problem with making a new canvas.

By the way, what operating system are you running?

Last edited by Nebby (03-11-2010 08:54)

Sashina · 03-11-2010 09:02

wow thank you for all your ideas smile

what do you mean by operating system
x x

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Nebby · 03-11-2010 09:23

Sashina wrote:
wow thank you for all your ideas

what do you mean by operating system
x x

Do you use Windows XP? Windows Vista? Windows 7? Do you use a Mac?

Sashina · 03-11-2010 10:49

oh lol i use windows vista

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