Photo Editing Fun
I hope you all have a good photo editor. This is the place to post your trials, questions and proud accomplishments.
Let us know which editor you use.
I use PaintShop Pro.
Let us know which editor you use.
I use PaintShop Pro.
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Permalink Reply by Andy P on
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I did this one first. Once I figured out how to cut a circle I had to figure how to use it. I'm very slow at this but each practice sessions opens new horizons. Use a sequence of tools to build an image.
Layers, my friends. Layers.
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Permalink Reply by Nancy on -
Still using PaintShopPro, Andy? Me too. But I had to get the newer version. It's practically the same thing. Just a few changes which I'm sure they thought would improve things, but to me it's just a pain having to get used to new things. I haven't actually done anything yet though. Guess I should.
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What do you mean "still'. I've only had it for a year. I'm just breaking it in. lol
I have more time to experiment when the weather closes in. Time to re-cycle last season's pics.
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Permalink Reply by Al Mullen on -
That frame is nice Andy.
I do have some projects planned, but am just getting started on anything serious.
I'm on Elements 6 now.
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Al, what 'tool' did you use on the tree shot? Looks like it's covered in ice.
This kept me occupied today. I don't much know what I'm doing in PaintShop, it's all trial and error.
Today I learned how to rotate an image without loosing critical edges, move one layer within the field and re-shape a layer distorted in an intentional full image distortion.
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Permalink Reply by David B on -
awesome pic Andy, I guess I'll have to settle down and play sometime ;-)
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Permalink Reply by Al Mullen on
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Andy - that is ink outlines, I did liquify the bottom some and the waviness is from diffuse'anisiotropic'
I don't mind that peony of yours - if the flower popped off there a bit more it might look sharper to me.
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How do you mean "popped off"? Should it extend past the frame?
I like yours. What's on the edge of the sign?
How do you liquefy a portion of the image, was it a separate layer?
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Permalink Reply by Al Mullen on
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That's a stock frame - I think it's old worn signage. I had liked the lettering I came up with there mainly(plaster filter)
I mean the flower seems a bit soft - what effects were on it?(the flower)
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No effects on the flower, just a little sharpening. It might have lost a bit when I re-sized the final image for posting here. The whole package was built for my RedBubble account, 3750 X 2500 DPI.
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