dipstick
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Nice new avatar, dipstick! Wonder where the eagle came from???? And it's blinking!
Thanks. It was time for a change. It was either an eagle or snake and the eagle won.
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Very cool. Thank's Red. Here is a quick test example....
Thanks for the effect plugin.
*edit: I made a better version. Almost looks 3-D.
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Couldn't find it under "Effects -> Photo -> Bulletin Board Trim", but I did find it under "Effects -> Render -> Bulletin Board Trim"....
Interesting effect.
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Truly excellent work! I always recommend this great image editor everywhere I go.....
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Interesting effect MJW. Thanks Maximillan for the 3.5.11 version that allowed me to try it out on my Linux desktop.
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Seems to me that Basic Antialias plugin works better than AA's in my test. Don't know why the latter became more popular.
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Here's another way:
Create a mask using Gradient tool with secondary color set to zero alpha. Then use the Alpha Mask plugin to load the mask.
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I'm liking this new version very much! I'm running it in a VM. For whatever reason the "Fixed Size" defaults to 400 x 300 Inches, not Pixels. Not a big deal though...
Thanks for the hard work you put into it.
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Dang Toehead beat me to it.....
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The word "Best" is a relative term. What's one man's trash is another man's treasure. As far as free image editors go, I like PDN best. Not because it is very easy to use, but because of all the very good free plugins available for it. I have and use three free image editors (PhotoShop, Gimp and PDN) and yes Adobe gave away a free version of PhotoShop (9) CS2. I use PDN about 90% of the time.
I have them all installed in Linux. I don't use Windows much anymore.
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Seriously.........is that a deal breaker for you? You do know that this is a free tool, don't you?
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Ya, I know I wasn't supposed to make another entry, but this one is kinda interesting. Now I'll wait for someone to claim I didn't do this in PDN.........
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Anyone have a link to an older version that will work in PDN v3.5.11?
*** Never mind, I found one in the deep recesses of my HDD.
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Do post an example of that "time-lapse animation" Red, I'd like to see it.
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I snapped some great shots of a pretty little Swallow the other day....
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If you mean something like this, I used BoltBait's "Bevel Selection"...
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I forgot I had this plugin already. Not a bad little plugin either.....
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Hallo everybody!
What is the effect of the DPI value you can see in the application report (see file attached)?
It is set to 96 DPI, and I am afraid this is why when I resize an image having a high resolution the result is not as it should be.
Example: I have a picture with 300 DPI and over 1200px width. I resize it (I shrink it) without changing the resolution and the effect on screen is a bit blurrier as expected...
Maybe this is a pre-setting I can adjust?
THANX!!
Please explain how you can "resize it (I shrink it) without changing the resolution"?
DPI values are irrelevant to an image editor (or video editor for that matter), only pixel resolution is important. DPI is only important for printing purpose. If your image became blurred after resizing, it's because of the resize algorithm used.
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Recently someone PM'd me about how to install PDN v3.5.11 in Linux under Wine. I decided to post instructions here in case anyone else wanted to know.
1) Install Wine. (get it from your distro's s/w repository)
2) Install playon linux. (get it from your distro's s/w repository)
3) Run Playon Linux and create a 32-bit XP virtual drive.
4) Use Playon Linux to install “dotnet40” (DotNet 4.0) on that virtual drive.
5) Use Playon Linux to install “gdiplus” on that virtual drive.
6) Use Playon Linux to install PDN 3.5.11 (It's the latest PDN version I can get running) on that virtual drive.
That should create a PDN shortcut on your desktop that you can use to open PDN. You can also drag an image into the shortcut.
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A workaround is to add a blank layer below your "100" opacity layer, then merge down your 100 layer into blank layer.
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I like it. It gives a very large range of adjustments.