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Which plugins do you use, or do you want to use, with PHOTO-PAINT

Last post 11-14-2008 17:30 by Frank Krause. 11 replies.
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  • 06-19-2008 12:52

    Which plugins do you use, or do you want to use, with PHOTO-PAINT

    Doesn't matter if it currently works or not.....if you folks could take a second to scribe down the vendor and the plugin we would appreciate it.

    Thanks!

    T.

  • 06-20-2008 3:10 In reply to

    Re: Which plugins do you use, or do you want to use, with PHOTO-PAINT

    Alien skin's eye candy does what PPaint should be able to do with fills & simple effects.

    I like the old Terazzo plugin

    I havn't seen anything smear or push pixels about as well as Kai's Power Goo did

    {Edit} And Photo edges are quite cool as well.

     

     

  • 06-20-2008 5:18 In reply to

    • Yani
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    Re: Which plugins do you use, or do you want to use, with PHOTO-PAINT

    Noise Ninja - Works but not in 48 bit -- http://picturecode.com/

     

    I think this one has potential -- http://www.antelligent.com/pages/ps_plugins.html

     

     

    Yani

    Currently running on instant coffee, milk no sugar
  • 06-20-2008 11:58 In reply to

    • RoyReed
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    Re: Which plugins do you use, or do you want to use, with PHOTO-PAINT

    These are what I have installed. I use some much more than others.

    Harry's Filters - www.thepluginsite.com

    FiddaFilters - www.sd3.info/pf828/
     SelfToner
     Luminosity
     CAFree
     PFree

    TheImagingFactory
    - www.theimagingfactory.com
     Perspective
     Debarrelizer

    OpticVerve - www.optikvervelabs.com
     VirtualPhotographer

    Lokas Software - www.artistic-effects.com
     3D Shadow

    Panorama Tools - www.all-in-one.ee/~dersch/

    easyFilter
    - free.pages.at/easyfilter/smartcurve.html
     SmartCurve

    SuperRune - www.superrune.com/technical/software_spheretocubic.php
     Spherical to Cubic to Spherical conversion

    Roy
  • 06-21-2008 6:26 In reply to

    • RoyReed
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    Re: Which plugins do you use, or do you want to use, with PHOTO-PAINT

    Tony Severenuk wrote:
    > Doesn't matter if it currently works or not.....if you folks could take
    > a second to scribe down the vendor and the plugin we would appreciate it.

    I replied to this on the forum yesterday, but the post is still not
    showing up (plenty of others are). Is there a problem?

    Roy
    Roy
  • 09-13-2008 16:45 In reply to

    Re: Which plugins do you use, or do you want to use, with PHOTO-PAINT

    It would be VERY nice with the old style of comand icons, as an option or in worst case as a plug in...

    Because they was 3 times more easy to view and I have not a bad eyesight ;-)

    Hopefully...

    BB 

    Björn Blomberg - www.vantechmag.com - Vantage Technology Magazine

    I began with CorelDraw 6 and used the lovely PhotoPaint 8 until Vista finally forced me to get Corel Draw X4
  • 09-17-2008 16:56 In reply to

    • Mosh
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    Re: Which plugins do you use, or do you want to use, with PHOTO-PAINT

    AUTO F/X plug-ins (all of them)

    Nik's filters (all of them; pretty useful and amazing stuff)

    Flaming Pear (all of them except the free ones, which are a bit... lame)

    Andromeda

    Alien Skin

    KPT (if only they could be updated...)

     

    It would be great if we could have the option to make each and every filter non-destructive (being able to copy/paste them into other objects also, be it individually or as a group of filters. That would be very helpful when dealing with repetitive filter combinarios, for example, while defining Corporate Design standard elements).

    _mosh
  • 09-17-2008 18:13 In reply to

    • Yani
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    Re: Which plugins do you use, or do you want to use, with PHOTO-PAINT

    This dude has given up...

    TheImagingFactory - www.theimagingfactory.com
     Perspective
     Debarrelizer

    Lens corrections need to be part of PP. PS has a pretty neat filter for these.  Debarrelizer in particular as you can do perspective I think now.

    Yani

    Currently running on instant coffee, milk no sugar
  • 09-18-2008 7:27 In reply to

    • Rhett
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    Re: Which plugins do you use, or do you want to use, with PHOTO-PAINT

     I would like to use Noise Ninja. I think the company is Picture Code.  I was going to post a question to see if there was a plug-in for Photo Paint and then I saw this thread.  If it already works let me know and thanks.

  • 09-18-2008 8:52 In reply to

    • Yani
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    Re: Which plugins do you use, or do you want to use, with PHOTO-PAINT

    It works in 24bit only.

    But it does have a standalone you can use if you don't have PS.

    Yani

    Currently running on instant coffee, milk no sugar
  • 11-12-2008 19:26 In reply to

    Re: Which plugins do you use, or do you want to use, with PHOTO-PAINT

    NVIDIA's Normal Map Plug-In. For now I use Photoshop CS2 and an older version of the NVIDIA plugin to create my normal maps.

    What's this sleep you speak of?
  • 11-14-2008 17:30 In reply to

    Re: Which plugins do you use, or do you want to use, with PHOTO-PAINT

     I'm using Picturecode "Noise Ninja", Imagenomic "Noiseware", Photo Wiz "Focal Blade", "Color Washer", "Lightmachine", "Contrastmaster", KPT "Fluid" and "Goo", opticVerveLabs "Virtual Photographer", Fidda Filters "CAfree", "Pfree". It's a big PITA that PhotPaint only offers 24 bit mode for plugins and some tools. I own Photoshop CS 3 but I don't like it and hope for Photopaint X5. Photopaint really needs a builtin tool for lens corrections and chromatic aberations.

    Frank Krause

    Regards

    Frank Krause

    Petershagen-Frille / Germany
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