Best plugins for photo manipulations?

[Jeff Lackey]

My primary use for PSP 7 is my "digital darkroom", for photo
manipulation. I don't really use it to design graphics for web pages,
buttons, etc.

What are the best plugins for PSP 7 for photo modifications?
Everything from cleaning up photos, to manipulating them, to turning
them into watercolor-like paintings, etc. I am aware of what is
already in PSP 7 - just looking for more tools.

Thanks,

Jeff Lackey

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Jeff Lackey <jla...@home.com> wrote:
> My primary use for PSP 7 is my "digital darkroom", for photo
> manipulation. I don't really use it to design graphics for web pages,
> buttons, etc.
>

> Everything from cleaning up photos, to manipulating them, to turning
> them into watercolor-like paintings, etc. I am aware of what is
> already in PSP 7 - just looking for more tools.

Jeff,

Please take a look at WinImages R6 - it has immense depth in this
specific area. We also have a special offer for PSP owners to
crossgrade right now, and you probably can't do any better, period, for
what you want to do. No kidding. :-)

http://www.blackbeltsystems.com/ (For the software in general)

http://www.blackbeltsystems.com/psp_so.html (for the special offer)

--Ben

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[Symon Long]

Take a look at autoeye. available as a demo at www.autofx.com not
cheap($99.00) but very good and very easy. I use it a lot.
Regards
Symon Long
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[Bill Schnakenberg]

Jeff Lackey wrote:

I don't know what other tools you may need for photo manipulation that
aren't in PSP 7, but here's a plugin for simulating painting with various
media: Paint Engine by Fantastic Machines. It's free.
http://www.fantasticmachines.com/demo_downloads.htm

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[Beth Winter]

Jeff Lackey wrote:

I'd recommend KPT3 (if you can get it) for fancy stuff, Fantastic
Machines Paint Engine for painting simulation and getting some filters
off someone's Photoshop ^_^

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[Kris Zaklika]

Symon Long wrote:
>
> Take a look at autoeye. available as a demo at www.autofx.com not
> cheap($99.00) but very good and very easy. I use it a lot.
> Regards
> Symon Long

Just curious. What would you say AutoEye does better than the PSP 7
photo enhancement tools?

Kris
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[Symon Long]

It's instant. Meaning 1 click to get a very good result. I do use PSP a lot
when I've got more time. I use lots of other filters as well, like most PSP
users.

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[Kris Zaklika]

Maybe I'm fussier than you or am just aiming for something
different. :) I've played with this software (and looked at the
patents behind it) and was a bit disappointed. I'd be grateful
if you could send me (e-mail below) before and after pictures
where you got very good results with one click, along with
the settings you used. I'd like to be in tune with user
expectations and, in any event, we're always looking to
improve our tools.

Kris

[Ken Papai]

"Symon Long" <lo...@mersinet.co.uk> writes:

>Take a look at autoeye. available as a demo at www.autofx.com not
>cheap($99.00) but very good and very easy. I use it a lot.
>Regards
>Symon Long

Symon -- "Auto FX Software is the largest developer of Adobe Photoshop
special effects plug-ins for designers...."

When is Photoshop PSP?????

>> Jeff Lackey <jla...@home.com> wrote:
>> > My primary use for PSP 7 is my "digital darkroom", for photo
>> > manipulation. I don't really use it to design graphics for web pages,
>> > buttons, etc.
>> >
>> > Everything from cleaning up photos, to manipulating them, to turning
>> > them into watercolor-like paintings, etc. I am aware of what is
>> > already in PSP 7 - just looking for more tools.
>>
>> Jeff,
>>
>> Please take a look at WinImages R6 - it has immense depth in this
>> specific area. We also have a special offer for PSP owners to
>> crossgrade right now, and you probably can't do any better, period, for
>> what you want to do. No kidding. :-)
>>
>> http://www.blackbeltsystems.com/ (For the software in general)
>>
>> http://www.blackbeltsystems.com/psp_so.html (for the special offer)

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k...@kenpapai.com http://www.kpapai.com
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[Symon Long]

Isn't PSP almost photoshop then?
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[James West]

I think your first tool should be a good tablet

if you do not have one of course

James

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