In a recent time consuming search for a tutorial on how to create a water-color sketchy effect, I found only Photoshop compatible plug-ins. I am using Photo-Paint X4 which is capable of using many Photoshop filters; I tried them but none were really what I wanted. So I messed around within the program and I did come up with a sort of sketch effect, which if I am honest, isn't really what I wanted either.
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You've heard the statement that no two snowflakes are alike? Well no two people, or in this case 'photographers' see a scene in exactly the same way nor do they edit their photos the same. Whether that is doing simple edits of color and brightness, or complex hour long sessions on one image, none of us would do it exactly the same way. So it is with RAW converters/editors. ...Read More »
Bringing together design professionals and design savvy consumers under one roof for ideas, networking, and commerce, the Dwell on Design Conference + Exhibition will feature an unparalleled conference including sessions led by industry innovators, and a hands-on exhibition where attendees can explore a host of modern products and lifestyle exhibits. ...Read More »
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You've heard the statement that no two snowflakes are alike? Well no two people, or in this case 'photographers' see a scene in exactly the same way nor do they edit their photos the same. Whether that is doing simple edits of color and brightness, or complex hour long sessions on one image, none of us would do it exactly the same way. So it is with RAW converters/editors.
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...Read More »
In this tutorial, we are going to create a Dreamy background using Image Effects in Photo-Paint. This is a good base for a scrap book page.
...Read More »
It seems that every time Adobe announces anything having to do with the Flash Platform, there is always an accompanying opportunity to talk to a representative from EffectiveUI, a Denver-based Rich Internet Application (RIA) provider which boasts a current staff of 79 and also has offices in Rochester, NY and Vancouver. As EffectiveUI is in the enviable position of getting to develop new and cool interfaces against very early versions of Adobe technology, a chance to speak with Anthony Franco, EffectiveUI's president, about Flash Player 10 and where the platform is going was too good to pass up.
...Read More »
For those of us old enough to remember, there was a time when cameras were loaded with a thing called film. You could load film to shoot prints, or you could load slide film that garnered slides for displaying on a slide projector, most likely a Kodak model carousel projector. Today, most everyone shoots with digital cameras, and film will one day disappear from US shelves altogether.
...Read More »
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