Mike Ver Duin said: ........ But I've also learned today (or at least it appears) that i can use some Photoshop plug ins in Photo Paint. AND That, sir, is mind-blowing.
........ But I've also learned today (or at least it appears) that i can use some Photoshop plug ins in Photo Paint. AND That, sir, is mind-blowing.
You sure can, Mike, especially older plugins. It is always great to discover something you didn't know. That happens pretty easily too when you come into these forums.
Best regards,Brian.
Mike Ver Duin said:But I've also learned today (or at least it appears) that i can use some Photoshop plug ins in Photo Paint. AND That, sir, is mind-blowing.
yep... 100's of plugins will work. I've tried lots over the last 10 years, some freebies I like:
Hi Phil,
on the subject of 'Replacing Colours' here is an image from the Net I tried a macro of mine on. Another one of my unfinished macros - BDSKinTones. I click on an average area of skin colour and then run the macro. It promotes the background to a layer and names it "original" and places 5 copies of the image on separate layers, each with a skin tone variation. I use buttons to quickly view the layers, one at a time and whichever one is selected when I click 'OK' is retained while all the others are deleted. I am left with the chosen edited image plus the original intact below it. I added some 'heavy' smoothing and makeup. I usually apply less smoothing and makeup, but I was watching a movie set in the 1800s and it looked a little like this.
Brian said:on the subject of 'Replacing Colours' here is an image from the Net I tried a macro of mine on.
Wow, I nice job! like your creamy surreal look, highly glamorous.
I had to try something too, but yours has something extra special...