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| Fred Hiltz 2005-02-15, 6:48 pm |
| metalliandy wrote:
> ... I dont know of anything like this in psp, which
> is a shame because its a great tool:)
You could write up a request for it in the Feature Requests group.
Because PSP already does gradients, just in a different way, it may
not get priority, but you might be able to present a convincing
argument. Jasc used to say, "Do not expect PSP to be a clone of
Photoshop." We have not heard much on that topic from Corel.
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"Fred Hiltz" <not@home.ca> wrote in message
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> metalliandy wrote:
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> You could write up a request for it in the Feature Requests group.
> Because PSP already does gradients, just in a different way, it may
> not get priority, but you might be able to present a convincing
> argument. Jasc used to say, "Do not expect PSP to be a clone of
> Photoshop." We have not heard much on that topic from Corel.
> --
> Fred Hiltz, fhiltz at yahoo dot com
>
That and the Move and multiply are about all that I found better most other
tools I prefer the PSP why Especially the left and right mouse for fore and
background and the ctrl + Z catches me out in ps
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| Ron Lacey 2005-02-15, 6:48 pm |
| On Tue, 15 Feb 2005 07:02:19 -0500, "Fred Hiltz" <not@home.ca> wrote:
>You could write up a request for it in the Feature Requests group.
>Because PSP already does gradients, just in a different way, it may
>not get priority, but you might be able to present a convincing
>argument. Jasc used to say, "Do not expect PSP to be a clone of
>Photoshop." We have not heard much on that topic from Corel.
I've been asking for a decent gradient tool since PSP6. Expectations
notwithstanding applying gradients in PSP is just awkward. It's not
only PS that uses the much more intuitive and practical method of
defining the location, start and end of a gradient on the canvas,
Illustrator, XaraX and Draw also use this method.
Ron
ron@ronsfotos.com
http://borealphotography.com
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| Steven \(Silverblade\) 2005-02-17, 7:21 am |
| Totally agree with Ron! This one aspect of PSP really PO's me off :/
It's so, so backward!
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"Ron Lacey" <ron@ronstoons.com> wrote in message
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> On Tue, 15 Feb 2005 07:02:19 -0500, "Fred Hiltz" <not@home.ca> wrote:
>
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> I've been asking for a decent gradient tool since PSP6. Expectations
> notwithstanding applying gradients in PSP is just awkward. It's not
> only PS that uses the much more intuitive and practical method of
> defining the location, start and end of a gradient on the canvas,
> Illustrator, XaraX and Draw also use this method.
>
> Ron
>
> ron@ronsfotos.com
> http://borealphotography.com
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| Steven (Silverblade) wrote:
> Totally agree with Ron! This one aspect of PSP really PO's me off :/
> It's so, so backward!
Do you always use backwards software?
:-)
Kris Z' designed that tool.
:-)
Uni
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| Steven \(Silverblade\) 2005-02-18, 4:21 am |
| No, but it beats that bloated piece of hyped crap, Photoshop by £450....
Photosohop = rip off price ;)
Now if PS sold for 100 quid...
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"Uni" <no.email@no.email.invalid> wrote in message
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> Steven (Silverblade) wrote:
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> Do you always use backwards software?
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> :-)
>
> Kris Z' designed that tool.
>
> :-)
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> Uni
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| Steven (Silverblade) wrote:
> No, but it beats that bloated piece of hyped crap, Photoshop by £450....
> Photosohop = rip off price ;)
But its Gradient works fine!!!!!
You get what you pay for, Steven!!!!
:-)
Uni
> Now if PS sold for 100 quid...
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