recipe for Bryce/ Photoshop/ Paintshop
I cooked with Paint, Flash, Photoshop and Bryce many times. Here's how...... Put it all in a large wok... add a little seasoning, garlic, thyme, salt and pepper. Slice onions and tomatoes... stew as a BMP at 350, ready when rendered...
Paintshop can substitute for Photoshop...
Save as a Jpeg and serve.
Wonderful stuff, scuba
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ScubadooArchived
Photo-Shop Vs Paint Shop Pro7
David... both have their stong suites but it is mainly what works best for you.. They share a lot of features..
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davidbrinnenArchived
Ah! Thanks.
Do you recommend Photo-Shop? I understand it is an industry standard but I've never used it. I have Paint Shop Pro7 which is more buget friendly I suspect.
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ScubadooArchived
The melting effect.....
The melting effect was produced , using eyecandy 4000 as a plug-in to Photo-Shop...
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davidbrinnenArchived
All bryce?
There is some interesting and exciting things going off in your images and it would be nice if you would make them just a little bit bigger so I could appreciate them fully - think of my poor old eyes - I wonder was there a bit of post production work in this one? It's not a criticism, I believe you should always have an eye to the end result, but I am curious how you achieved that dribbly effect?
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recipe for Bryce/ Photoshop/ Paintshop I cooked with Paint, Flash, Photoshop and Bryce many times. Here's how...... Put it all in a large wok... add a little seasoning, garlic, thyme, salt and pepper. Slice onions and tomatoes... stew as a BMP at 350, ready when rendered... Paintshop can substitute for Photoshop... Save as a Jpeg and serve. Wonderful stuff, scuba
Photo-Shop Vs Paint Shop Pro7 David... both have their stong suites but it is mainly what works best for you.. They share a lot of features..
Ah! Thanks. Do you recommend Photo-Shop? I understand it is an industry standard but I've never used it. I have Paint Shop Pro7 which is more buget friendly I suspect.
The melting effect..... The melting effect was produced , using eyecandy 4000 as a plug-in to Photo-Shop...
All bryce? There is some interesting and exciting things going off in your images and it would be nice if you would make them just a little bit bigger so I could appreciate them fully - think of my poor old eyes - I wonder was there a bit of post production work in this one? It's not a criticism, I believe you should always have an eye to the end result, but I am curious how you achieved that dribbly effect?