digital oil painting

[jer...@my-deja.com]

Does anyone know the name of a program or plug-in that simulates the
brush strokes of an oil painting (or water color) when applied to a
digital photograph?
Thanks
Jerona

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[Mike]

On Wed, 02 Jun 1999 00:23:20 GMT, jer...@my-deja.com wrote:

>Does anyone know the name of a program or plug-in that simulates the
>brush strokes of an oil painting (or water color) when applied to a
>digital photograph?
>Thanks
>Jerona
>
>
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>Share what you know. Learn what you don't.

Both MS Photo Editor and Corel Draw do. I'm sure many others do as
well, but these are the two I use most often.

[Rickbuble]

>Does anyone know the name of a program or plug-in that simulates the
>brush strokes of an oil painting (or water color) when applied to a
>digital photograph?
>Thanks
>Jerona

Several programs contain this plugh-in. Notably:

Photoshop
Photimpact
Corel

Any decent photo manipulation program usually will have this as a basic filter.
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[Rommel P. Feria]

Hi,

Rickbuble wrote:

> >Does anyone know the name of a program or plug-in that simulates the
> >brush strokes of an oil painting (or water color) when applied to a
> >digital photograph?
> >Thanks
> >Jerona
>
> Several programs contain this plugh-in. Notably:
>
> Photoshop
> Photimpact
> Corel
>
> Any decent photo manipulation program usually will have this as a basic filter.

Unfortunately, my DigitaFX in-camera image manipulation program only has
watercolour effect. =)

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[KCJ]

Microsoft's Picture It has several "art" applications, including watercolor,
pastel and markers.

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<jer...@my-deja.com> wrote in message news:7j1thg$5bj$1...@nnrp1.deja.com...

> Does anyone know the name of a program or plug-in that simulates the
> brush strokes of an oil painting (or water color) when applied to a
> digital photograph?
> Thanks
> Jerona
>
>

[Peter Jones]

Most good image editors have this effect. Micrografx and Corel
products have this for certain.

Peter

"Rommel P. Feria" <r.p....@ieee.org> wrote:

>Hi,

>
>Rickbuble wrote:
>
>> >Does anyone know the name of a program or plug-in that simulates the
>> >brush strokes of an oil painting (or water color) when applied to a
>> >digital photograph?
>> >Thanks
>> >Jerona
>>

>> Several programs contain this plugh-in. Notably:
>>
>> Photoshop
>> Photimpact
>> Corel
>>
>> Any decent photo manipulation program usually will have this as a basic filter.
>
>Unfortunately, my DigitaFX in-camera image manipulation program only has
>watercolour effect. =)
>
>Cheers!

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[Jack Berlin]

jer...@my-deja.com wrote:
>
> Does anyone know the name of a program or plug-in that simulates the
> brush strokes of an oil painting (or water color) when applied to a
> digital photograph?

Hi,
PICPress will give you varying degrees of watercolor, pencil, charcoal,
ect. Info and free trial: http://www.jpg.com/products
Hope this helps,
jack
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