Paint Shop Pro Talk

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  1. BeetleBoss

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    Re: Paint Shop Pro & PhotoFiltre Talk

    Hi Sonya,

    Its tons easier if you use the Elipse shape

    Heres a shot of my screen........and I'm doing this lesson

    https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showpost.php?p=485553&postcount=269

    You might try to read some of that lesson in my thread......I really tried to post my mess ups and my questions for Eric.........cuz I sure didn't get it the first time either http://img115.exs.cx/img115/9916/z4dwink.gif

    I'll get you copy better shot of the layers and the history.....hope that helps
     

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  3. Uguel707

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    Re: Paint Shop Pro & PhotoFiltre Talk


    Look at my pink baby, I used Auto FX Bonus demo to soften it!
    I like that software a lot, even if it is a limited edition. :)

    About the filters&plugins...
    I know that with Paint Shop we can set the program in order to
    be able to look into the Adobe plugins and retrieve them accordingly.
    But adobe doesn't have that option, it won't look in Paint Shop folder.
     

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    Re: Paint Shop Pro & PhotoFiltre Talk

    It looks very good! :)
     
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    ...thanks Bigbuck and beetleboss for the letters tips&tuto :)

    ...our friend Blair and Millie :) with a filter called Phong
    applied around 24% pixels opacity from the layer palette.
    ...I usually never apply the filter directly on the picture if
    I am not sure of the result. I go to the Layer Palette and then I just
    promote the original pic to a background layer then I duplicate it and
    apply the filter on the duplicated layer. I can customize the opacity of
    the layer by moving the cursor of the layer to the right (decrease) or
    to the left (increase).
     

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    "...I usually never apply the filter directly on the picture if
    I am not sure of the result. I go to the Layer Palette and then I just
    promote the original pic to a background layer then I duplicate it and
    apply the filter on the duplicated layer. I can customize the opacity of
    the layer by moving the cursor of the layer to the right (decrease) or
    to the left (increase)."




    So this is the Layer Palette.. "background"
    or the first layer down below is the original pic.
    "copy of background" is the duplicated image of "background"
    which I customized (by moving the cursor) the opacity.
    The baby picture was set to 24 opacity..... and then,
    I increased the opacity a bit in order to get more effect right after
    I applied the filter :)

    Some filters make the pic ugly if apply directly on the picture
    with 100% opacity. So it is good to change your pic to a layer,
    apply a filter on it and then you can adjust the opacity after.
     

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    Re: Paint Shop Pro & PhotoFiltre Talk

    this one is closer to reality... compared to the one in post#1547 :)
    I applied Flaming Pear> Aetherize>Superlay with opacity set to 14 pixels only.
     

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    Re: Paint Shop Pro & PhotoFiltre Talk

    Nice pics Uguel! :)
     
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    Re: Paint Shop Pro & PhotoFiltre Talk

    HEY! GREAT PICS, EVERYBODY! LIKE THOSE FILTER EFFECTS, UGUEL!

    REALLY SWEET PIC OF SOPHIE, BRAD!

    SONYA AND BBOSS, I BETTER START READING ALL THE TEXT INSTRUCTIONS AGAIN, COULD USE IMPROVMENT!

    HAVE A GREAT WEEK, ALL!

    MARJA[​IMG]
     
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    Re: Paint Shop Pro & PhotoFiltre Talk

    Normally text can be inserted normally, but sometimes the arrow is pointing to the left.
    Why? I don't know. o_O
    If that happens, select the Pen Tool and click on the node till you see the arrow.
    Afterwards Reverse Path by right clicking on the node.
    It's been described in the lesson Cindy pointed you to. ;)

    You're really doing great everyone. :cool:
    Sorry for not participating like I normally do.
    Quite busy with the kids, sick again, and my garden + it's really
    lovely weather here. About 30 degrees Celsius. :rolleyes: :p
    Yikes, I don't like working in the garden.

    Anyhow I made one pic.
    A kid growing out of a cabbage. :D
     

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    LOL! SORRY ELDAR, JUST DON'T THINK ANYONE KNOWS WHAT TO SAY ABOUT THE CABBAGE BABY?!? IT KINDA LOOKS 'TRAPPED'! LOL!

    SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT THE CHILDREN TOO! :doubt:
     
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    LOL!!

    I think hes a cute little baby!! Kinda looks like hes eating his out!!

    I like the big water drops!!
     
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    He might be eatin his way out, but I don't think he likes cabbage much! LOL! :p

    This is why kids hate green veggies! I bet ya this is why! LOL!
     
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    Re: Paint Shop Pro & PhotoFiltre Talk

    Hehe! :)
     

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    Re: Paint Shop Pro & PhotoFiltre Talk

    Did your parents ever tell you that if you ate too much of something that you would turn into one?

    - HandsOff
     

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    Re: Paint Shop Pro & PhotoFiltre Talk

    BB - That picture made from little pictures is definitely cool. I was just beginning to think that I might not need anymore plugins. Lots of people ask me if I really need over 15,000 plugins. The answer is, 'I just need one more.'


    Using AFX Dreamy Photo to try to hide my bad picture taking



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    Re: Paint Shop Pro & PhotoFiltre Talk

    Oh I didn't do that one....it's from their website. Mind you, I did take a walk through a couple of software shops the other day looking for it! ;) ....Alas!
    Nice pic of the little one BTW!
     
  20. SonyaM32

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    Re: Paint Shop Pro & PhotoFiltre Talk

    Can I ask another question?? :D :D :D lol
    I looked back but don't see how to do this. To make the people transparent to the background like in this picture. Like with no background around the people. I know they are cut out somehow, but the magic wand would not work for me :rolleyes: And I held down the CTRL button while I was selecting. :doubt:
    https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showpost.php?p=487518&postcount=1356
     
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    Re: Paint Shop Pro & PhotoFiltre Talk

    Hi Sonya,
    I actually did that one in Dig Image Pro, which is super simple for stuff like that. But I just had a play in PSP and copied and pasted (as a new layer)the baby's face onto a black background....then I simply moved the opacity slider as shown in the screenie below....
    HTH,
    Brad.
     

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    It seems pretty easy Sonya, I just had another go. I opened two pics. Used the freehand tool to select. I used a feather of about 40, so I didn't have to be very neat. Edit, copy, go to the second pic, paste as a new layer, then change the opacity. This one took about 30secs to do...... ;)
     

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    Use the Eraser and the Background Eraser, as well as the selection tool.
    - Background Eraser
    - Eraser
    First you've to promote your image to a Background Layer (> Layers) and afterwards use the Magic Wand by holding the Shift. When done with your selection just press Delete. :cool:
    Not the CTRL, because that one is used to undo a certain selection. ;)
     
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    Verrrrrrry Nice Eric! :)
     
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