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The $64,000 question is: Why would one want to edit the exif data of an image? I don't know of any typical image editor that has that capability built-in.....

90% PDN. Plugins used: TR's Custom Random Filler, Fur Blur, Trails. Also DH ShapeMaker for my JackOlantern shape. 10% was done in Aviutl for the animation of leaves. I could've done it in PDN, but was feeling a little lazy today...... *** Edit** I forgot to add: Please don't vote for this!

After you convert ti black and white, use the curves adjustment tool. Click a point in the center and move it down. You can also use the "Threshold" plugin by Ed Harvey to do the same thing.

I don't know a way to automate this for selected frames in PDN, perhaps madora can help here.... Alternatively you can add a blank layer above one of the frames, add and position your image/tittle. Then duplicate that layer 20 times, position one copy over each desired frame and merge down. Export as animated.gif.

Why is this forum such a magnet for trolls?

Nice work Pixey! The flower vase looks like it was formed in a steel stamping press. Very cool effect indeed.....

Trust me, it looks a lot better at the full 1080p resolution. A good thing too, because I want to get this slideshow video in by tomorrow. Many thanks for making the cool plugins that make this so easy to do.....

@Lloyd, Your image gave me an idea about a custom effect that I can use as an opening sequence for a car show production I'm working on. I used Red Ochre's clipdisplace and gears plugins. I think it looks good enough to make the cut.......

Assuming you are editing an animated gif and using midora's animated images plugin: 1) Just create a blank layer on above all layers and copy your image into that layer, then position it as desired. 2) Double-Click on that layer to bring up layer properties. Add "// foreground" (without quotes) to the layer name. 3) Export as animated.gif. That image will show up in all layers in the same location.

I have no clue what that reply means. Experiment with the line fill mode.

You mean something like this?

Lots of ways to do this. I like using Alpha Mask for such things. You can use the "Text Window" plugin that may be easier for you. http://forums.getpaint.net/index.php?/topic/32208-text-window-v12-oct-6-2015/

Here's one with a pocket watch instead.

This works very much like a Chroma-Key filter used in many video editors. I think it works well and will be useful, thanks. It helps to use the color selector tool to get the desired color.

The clock is a shape from his shape pack, I just added the numbers on the clock face. http://forums.getpaint.net/index.php?/topic/32140-trs-not-too-useful-but-fun-shapes/

Giving each layer a unique and identifying name helps a great deal when you are working with multiple layers. Double-click on a layer to bring up layer properties where you can change the name among other things.

I've been wanting to do one of these for a while now, this plugin makes it easy. I used TR's clock shape for this....

Yes, Portugal. I was born there and we moved to the USA when I was 5 years old.

Great plugin, very useful. Thanks! I made a wavy flag from the old Mother Land.......

I figured out how to do a convincing flag animation using the "Ripple" plugin on a shape I made.

1) Open your chair image in PDN. It should be on layer #1 2) Create new empty layer, then copy and paste your texture into that layer. It should be layer #2 3) Double-Click on layer #2. That will bring up the layer properties. 4) Change the "Blending Mode" from "Normal" to "Overlay" 5) Use the eraser to remove texture from leg posts on layer #2 If you still can't figure it out, I'm sure Cc4FuzzyHuggles will be along to help........

While you are technically correct, though PDN downsizer is also questionable, TR's example is just a proof of concept. No one really cares about resize quality in that context.

That's cool TR. While we are re-upholstering chairs, why not a faux leopard skin?

You should be able to do it with Grid Warp plugin. Sorry about the face distortion, this is just a quick example. The more grids, the better the control.

Nice job. Looks like we have another animator on this forum.........