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Re: Neon glow from RGB to CMYK just dissapears..what do I do?

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From: Kenneth_Lasley
Date: Sat, 03 Jul 2004 05:43
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What program are you using? You should post in the appropriate forum for the product you are using? This is a general discussion forum for design.

I myself use Photoshop to do my neon glows. I do them by playing with the options in the layer styles palette of photoshop or by using styles or plug-in filters designed for this.

There are may ways to achieve this effect and you can do them in Illustrator, Freehand and other software designed for this.

Check out some of the tutorials in the studio exchange to see of there are any on that topic.

You may also do a search on the net for tutorials on the application you use.

Good Luck,

Ken
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