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by KiloWattKid on July 20th, 2009
marquee then brightness/contrast
by crazycrusaderz on July 20th, 2009
3 steps to do ,
1)select the part where you have to highlight and duplicate it,
2)create a layer in between and apply the desired effect to a circle tool, so that it looks like a glow
3) place the layer inbetween the original and duplicate cut layer
by CoffeeWeasel on May 20th, 2008
Use the marquee tool of your choice to make the selection, choose, "layers", then ""new adjustment layer", then "levels". Then slid the center sliding point to the left for lighter, or the right for darker. This method alows to to turn the effect off or on in the Layers Pallet.
by EL1 2 on April 3rd, 2008
Use the dodge tool.
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