Absolutely love it. Is there an equivalent on Photoshop?
(In Photoshop I turn to B&W, totally saturate, beyond solarization, and end up with something of a pencil sketch, but nothing so versatile as that. Compliments)
I haven’t seen anything but there are a lot of filters out there I haven’t bought. Have you ever used Lightroom? I find it easier to use than photoshop.
Is it? No, never used Lightroom. Thing is I’ve been using Photoshop for years now. Though I realize I should explore more some of its options. (To-do list) 🙂
I see that. 🙂 What I need to do with Photoshop is (not run against time fixing pix) dedicate a day or half a day to go through the entire menu. Fact is I was working with a very old version, and (I’m now legal. shhh.) the latest version I get for 10 bucks a month is very different. Just need to sit down and browse. 😉
One thing I did when I got Lightroom which was fun at the time was what I called bracketing. (Old term to learn photography with film) I used a good test photo and messed around with all the settings and used ever pre-set (kids call them filters today) and made a note of ones that I really liked which are my go-to presets. It saved me a lot of time when I knew what I wanted to do with a photo but couldn’t remember the name of the preset. Not sure if that is relevant in photoshop or not. H ent used it in years because I rely on Lightroom.
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Fascinating. Wall art collage, changing digital wall display, place mats, napkins, plates and coffee cups, u-name-it.
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Ha. Exactly. And so convenient to do on my phone.
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Absolutely love it. Is there an equivalent on Photoshop?
(In Photoshop I turn to B&W, totally saturate, beyond solarization, and end up with something of a pencil sketch, but nothing so versatile as that. Compliments)
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I haven’t seen anything but there are a lot of filters out there I haven’t bought. Have you ever used Lightroom? I find it easier to use than photoshop.
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Is it? No, never used Lightroom. Thing is I’ve been using Photoshop for years now. Though I realize I should explore more some of its options. (To-do list) 🙂
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It is for me! But then again if you know what you are doing in photoshop why change. There are a lot of presets in Lightroom that are a lot of fun.
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I see that. 🙂 What I need to do with Photoshop is (not run against time fixing pix) dedicate a day or half a day to go through the entire menu. Fact is I was working with a very old version, and (I’m now legal. shhh.) the latest version I get for 10 bucks a month is very different. Just need to sit down and browse. 😉
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One thing I did when I got Lightroom which was fun at the time was what I called bracketing. (Old term to learn photography with film) I used a good test photo and messed around with all the settings and used ever pre-set (kids call them filters today) and made a note of ones that I really liked which are my go-to presets. It saved me a lot of time when I knew what I wanted to do with a photo but couldn’t remember the name of the preset. Not sure if that is relevant in photoshop or not. H ent used it in years because I rely on Lightroom.
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I will look it up. 🙂
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