Beginner's Guide to Paint.NET | Tools




►Today we cover tools, and how to use them! If you enjoyed the video, please leave a like! Subscribe for more content! Download Paint.NET for FREE!: https://www.dotpdn.com/downloads/pdn.html So I hope this series has been helping you guys out; remember to tell me in the comments what you want me to cover next! ●My whole life is on Twitter: https://twitter.com/JayTheOreoYT ●SUBSCRIBE! http ... Oglądalność i zainteresowanie: 40671, czas trwania 18m 46s, otrzymana ocena 864, reakcje 118.
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- Make sure to comment or reply what you want me to cover next on my Beginners Guide series!
- Thank you
- you are an oreo?
- Thanks Justin, that is just great!
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- Thank you very much!
- Your voice is good
- if we are not complete with our work in paint.net how to save it for edit later?
- What DPI does this program save the image in?
- Can I remove blemishes on a portrait using this tool?
- Didn't explain what I was looking for. I made a rectangle, pressed ENTER, and then the rectangle disappeared. Why? I need to make multiple rectangles to draw a floor-plan. I thought this video would teach me how to use paint-net but I was wrong.
- >thank you for watching
Thank YOU for posting !
- A video on printing from paint.net would be useful including
converting RGB to YMCK printing to a basic printer.....Thank you
- Again, thank you Justin Cookie! I'm subscribing!
- Excellent work young man thank you very much. The stretched out circle is as you said an oval or also called an ellipse.
- Also could someoane please tell me how to get the tabs in paint.net back, because I closed them and never found out how to open again
- Please make the third episode with layers!!!
- how to make the rubber only delete ONE pixel???!! Also VERY HELPFULL thank you!😊
- how do I make the canvis bigger
- Hi Justin, your beginners guides 1 +2 are great! Where is the beginner guide 3 where you explain how to use the layers? And number 4 on how how to work with existing images?
- nice guide. I am looking to convert an image (jpeg) into a 3 color BMP with paint.net (black, white and red). Is it possible?