![link to this post #](/images/board_posticon.gif)
Up 'til now I've been using PSP for everything, but as of this afternoon I have been blessed and am now proud owner of a copy of PS7 :)
I've just been playing around with some of the things it does before attempting anything funny/useful/fluffy so here is the output of my 1st ever attempt at using the program.
![](http://www.dazfish.co.uk/b3ta/stfu.jpg)
Hardly FP material, but hey, were all here to learn. Is there any cool funky features I'm likely to not have spotted yet myself? Or is it a case of press things and see what happens (as with most things in my experience)
( ,
Wed 19 Nov 2003, 20:59,
archived)
I've just been playing around with some of the things it does before attempting anything funny/useful/fluffy so here is the output of my 1st ever attempt at using the program.
![](http://www.dazfish.co.uk/b3ta/stfu.jpg)
Hardly FP material, but hey, were all here to learn. Is there any cool funky features I'm likely to not have spotted yet myself? Or is it a case of press things and see what happens (as with most things in my experience)
![link to this post #](/images/board_posticon.gif)
little techniques are often very good for styling photos.
i find that if an image looks too rough, flatten it, add 3% monochrome noise, and gaussian blur it by a fraction of a pixel. gives a nice aged look.
i still have no fucking clue what "variations" does yet.
( ,
Wed 19 Nov 2003, 21:05,
archived)
i find that if an image looks too rough, flatten it, add 3% monochrome noise, and gaussian blur it by a fraction of a pixel. gives a nice aged look.
i still have no fucking clue what "variations" does yet.
![link to this post #](/images/board_posticon.gif)
![](http://www.sargant.com/b3ta/drilluck.jpg)
this instance, it looks like a magazine clipping. try it and see.
![link to this post #](/images/board_posticon.gif)
on my last piccy. It's good that is. Hides a multitude of sins.
( ,
Wed 19 Nov 2003, 21:29,
archived)
![link to this post #](/images/board_posticon.gif)
that's how I learned. And I still don't know what half the buttons do.
( ,
Wed 19 Nov 2003, 21:01,
archived)
![link to this post #](/images/board_posticon.gif)
has anyone here ever tried Arcsoft's PhotostudioX for Mac?
( ,
Wed 19 Nov 2003, 21:51,
archived)
![link to this post #](/images/board_posticon.gif)
a subtle quo there!
use the heal tool (the plaster) to morph heads together, you can grapht skin from one animal to another which looks damn cool
( ,
Wed 19 Nov 2003, 21:01,
archived)
use the heal tool (the plaster) to morph heads together, you can grapht skin from one animal to another which looks damn cool
![link to this post #](/images/board_posticon.gif)
If I make a selection in 1 image and copy it to clipboard. Then go to another image and hit paste, it pastes the clipboard onto the middle of the second image and just dumps it in the middle. In PSP I'm used to it being selected when I pasted it in. Here I seem to have to re-select it manually if I wanna shift it around.
Is there a proper way of doing this? Or is that for kids and sissy's?
( ,
Wed 19 Nov 2003, 21:07,
archived)
Is there a proper way of doing this? Or is that for kids and sissy's?