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You will need to uninstall your current version and reinstall "Paint.net 4.0.9". Unfortunately, Paint.net doesn't allow you to download older versions from their site. You will need to use a search engine to find an older version. Make sure you download it from a reputable site to avoid viruses. I'm not sure if the admins would let me link a clean download here.

Wow, I had no idea that Ctrl+B could also bring you back to the previous zoom. That is a pretty good workaround. Thanks!

I make pixel art. I tend to work with very small dimensions such as 60x60 and with high levels of zoom. Example: Zoom in 1600% Change a couple pixels Ctrl + B to review change Rinse and repeat a 100+ times Yea, i noticed that the zoom tool and ctrl+scroll will occasionally make it snap to the top left. My issue is with not being able to maintain a static position in the center. Being able to scroll past the bounds of the image seems like a great feature when the image is taking up the full screen(ex: 2400% zoom). However, I want my image to be centered when it is not taking up the full screen(ex: 400% zoom). I understand if the feature may not be able to work that way.

Will we be able to disable the overscrolling? I zoom in and out constantly and tend to work at a very small scale. I feel like this feature isn't really suited to my type of work. I've downgraded in the meantime.

I selectively blur and sharpen specific areas usually. I usually do a higher blur on the large undetailed areas(ex. forehead) and a lesser blur on the parts that I want to be sharper. I then go over specific edges and a few areas with the sharpen tool. Here is a fairly quick job: http://i54.tinypic.com/m8medk.png

I take credit for everything but the fonts I used and edited. Thanks for the tip bud. No idea why they ended up close so close like that.

New one: It was a request from another site. Thanks a lot helen

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Pretty nice bud. I like your clothing designs and can appreciate the sketchy texture. Looking forward to seeing more stuff from you.

Some fan art for a comic i've been reading. Free font credit: Denise Bentulan.

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Get the best of both worlds and use both of them.

Thanks a lot bud New one:

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There is a smudge plugin that you can download: Most if not all photoshop techniques can be replicated through alternative methods if you take time to explore the program. I have been playing with Paint.net for years. I personally like the color window and never had a problem with space(I have a big monitor though..). I personally prefer the color window over photoshop's color sliders. The brush tool isn't as top notch but they have plans to revamp the brush system if you look at the roadmap: http://www.getpaint.net/roadmap.html They have a alternative brush plugin here: I use both paint.net and photoshop for different purposes but I prefer pdn over photoshop for most of my work. I personally just consider the interface a lot cleaner and consider a lot of the plugins essential. It is all personal preference. The program isn't for everyone.

Here we go: original drawing: http://s4.postimage.org/a97kk9se3/Angel0001.png

I love drawing hair more than anything else. I actually plan on making a angel next. I am just finishing the final touches on paper. Thanks a lot for the nice feedback buds.

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Thanks bud. Here is another one: Original drawing: http://i52.tinypic.com/97lmkg.png I am aware that I draw like a 5 year old.

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My new one? Everything was made in pdn for that sig(except for the cloud stock and font of course but they were manipulated to look that way in pdn).

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I really like your work bud. A bunch of your stuff came out really nice.

lol oh. The version i reinstalled is 2.3.3627.29846 apparently just in case you wanted to know a version that had it. Thanks a lot for the fast reply bud.