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How about the absolut dog shit rulers on the sides? The are so hard to see

Hi, great Video. Do you think one can use this method also for Western Blot or does it need some modifications?

I noticed right after you click on ''RGB', on the right upper corner the color box shifted to red. but I followed the same steps, my boxes are still grey and I could't select red

Very nicely done, thanks for this helpful video. I agree with your hesitance in post-processing microscopy images. It is important to always keep an ethical mindset when adjusting your images.

Excellent. Thank you.

Is there any way to save the visible markers to a jpeg?

Good Job Man

This is very helpful. But how to edit each layer like if want to change the color.

how do i calibrate real life distances? Like, I know an object in my picture is 1m. How do I do for photoshop to know that, and then measure the rest?

And how could you save the image with the numbering merged into it?

WHY THE FUCK IS YOUR INTRO SO LOUD I SHAT MYSELF

Thank you so much! All of these different Photoshop tutorials on RUclips are either too quick or too long, this was simple and quick, but not too quick! I'll be sure to look at your videos for anything else I need help with. 😁

You are a king 👑

Now that's a great video. Thank you! This helped me out a ton!

really helpful video! thanks dude

Just saw this, super useful!!!

nicely and shortly explained as it should, well done!

Great help. Thanks for posting!

If I want to edit one of the layers because I forgot to add one particle or figure , what do I do?

Cannot find measurement log in my CS5 version. Any idea on how to get it?

The measurement tool is pathetic in PS it sucks

Thank you so much. :)

what if i want to do the opposite? go from color to the SEM style?

Thank you very much. Can transmission electron microscopy micrographs be retouched in Photoshop?

This was a perfect and simple explanation! I made three gifs: axial, coronal, and sagittal. They all look great!

Thank you so much! You are a life saver! :-)

THANK YOU! I used this method to calculate the square footage of different planting areas in a landscape design. You just convert the pixels to square feet and voila I can figure out how many plants I need! Writing instructions for other drawers/landscapers that need a square foot rather than a percentage as this tutorial describes. In my drawing 1 ft = 100 pixels. Therefore 1 ft squared is equal to 100 x 100 = 10,000 pixels. Divid 10,000 into the measurements gotten from photoshop and this yields square feet. In my drawing one of my areas was 4,441,115. Dividing 10,000 into that yielded 444.1 ft squared. If your scale is 1 foot = 200 pixels, do 200 x 200 = 40,000 pixels squared. Divide 40,000 into the area obtained in photoshop.

Thanks for the videos. I save my file as per your instructions, and flattened my image. You mentioned it would also save a copy with the layers but I can't seem to access that copy of the file. Would happen to know how to access the file with the original layers?

feeling blessed that you made this video.

nice....thank you

Thank you, you saved my life!!!

Thank you for the video, this was quite helpful and very much appreciated!

Great tutorial. This is very usefull not only for medicine! Thanks!

thanks a lot, really useful

Great series, amazing work. Thank you very much

Great information - I wasn't aware of the legacy checkbox..thanks.

Thank you so much! This was a huge help, you saved me a lot of time it's really appreciated

Which would be the best text size

hey am a youtuber in the same niche as you i will be glad if you accept to collaborate with each other to grow our channels

This video is cool as hell and I found it EXTREMELY helpful. I appreciate your narration and down-to-earth style, man! Thanks!

Thank you. This video saved me a lot of time :-)

amazing

Great content! Thank you.

I don't have wheel icon in my version 10. Where is it?

Thanks for the tutorial, It really help me out!

perfect thank you. I just added the 100th "like" :)

This guy sounds like the host, Ben Krasnow, from the Applied Science channel: ruclips.net/video/K297toCvHtY/видео.html What makes me think that? The amount of swallowing... weird, I know, just something I noticed.

Very helpful. Thank you very much.

Please, make a tutorial for colouring a TEM image.

What is the version of photoshop you have? I've Photoshop Cs2 and it doesn't have the quick access tool