PainShop Pro Graphics - Re: Any ideas

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Re: Any ideas - Deep Paint user

ken45140

2006-02-27, 10:17 pm

Jackie Laderoute wrote:
> On Wed, 15 Feb 2006 11:34:02 -0800, "Barb_MI" <camerabug38@yahoo.com>
> wrote:
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> Could be something like Deep Paint with Photoshop. The attached was
> done in DP in about a minute, just to give you a taste of the
> possibilities.
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> Deep Paint is a feature packed painting package that has the
> incredible ability to be called as a plugin from Photoshop or PSP. I
> love Deep Paint, but - unfortunately for me - RightHemisphere has
> stopped development of it in favour of Deep Paint 3D (another great
> program, but overkill for what I do).
>
> Unfortunately for me (and the dollars I spent on both versions), but
> fortunately for anyone reading this. RightHemisphere released DP as
> freeware when they stopped development. This one is a must have,
> especially at the price. I did mention it was free, right? All I ask
> is that you not remind me that I paid full price. ;-)
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> http://www.download.com/Deep-Paint/...tml?tag=lst-0-1
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> It may well spoil you for life when it comes to Art Media, especially
> since you can move the images so seamlessly back and forth between the
> programs.
>
> Jackie
>

Jackie: hello from another (budding) deep paint user. There are not
many around. I set up a poll on RetouchPro and got 6 replies of
"testing and trying", and 1 using, out of what 20000 members or more.

I wrote in some other messages that I just got a book published on how
to use DP. It is really an artwork book with some explanations and
exercises aimed at DP. Lots of images on the CD that comes with the book.

More later. I wonder if the co rel bots will flag out excessive
discussion about an alternate editing/painting program. It wouldn't
surprise me.

Ken

Jackie Laderoute

2006-02-28, 3:18 am

On Mon, 27 Feb 2006 20:12:12 -0500, ken45140 <closeks@fuse.net> wrote:

>Jackie: hello from another (budding) deep paint user. There are not
>many around. I set up a poll on RetouchPro and got 6 replies of
>"testing and trying", and 1 using, out of what 20000 members or more.

I've used it for years, since DP1 - I really got hooked on the easy
transport back and forth between programs.

But I think people just need to hear more about it; it never got the
press that Painter did, but with the new pricepoint it deserves to be
touted. The more people who start mucking about with it, the more
resources will become available.

And free!!!! Can't beat that.

>I wrote in some other messages that I just got a book published on how
>to use DP. It is really an artwork book with some explanations and
>exercises aimed at DP. Lots of images on the CD that comes with the book.
>
>More later. I wonder if the co rel bots will flag out excessive
>discussion about an alternate editing/painting program. It wouldn't
>surprise me.

Tough - we can call it a plug-in. ;-)

Jackie
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