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Photoshop Actions?
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| Can Photoshop Actions be used in Paint Shop Pro?
~ Dorie
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| "Dorie" <Hartpsalm@YahooPUTDOTcom> wrote in news:447f441c$1_2
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> Can Photoshop Actions be used in Paint Shop Pro?
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> ~ Dorie
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Nope. You can usually create a script in PSP, however, that might
achieve a result that does what you want.
Regards,
JoeB
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| Spandex Rutabaga 2006-06-03, 7:29 pm |
| Dorie wrote:
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> Can Photoshop Actions be used in Paint Shop Pro?
No. A completely different programming language is used. Also the
features of Paint Shop Pro and Photoshop are not the same. (If the
Photoshop action features the Jump command and PSP only has the
Squat command, the intended athleticism isn't going to happen is
it?) You can, however, create a listing of the steps in a Photoshop
action using Photoshop. Armed with that listing you can think about
how best to emulate the procedure in PSP and can then record or
program the necessary steps in a PSP script.
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| Thanks - I didn't think they could be used, but just wanted to check.
The effect is shown here on mouseover. Really nice.
http://www.atncentral.com/Pages/Glow_Example.htm
I have seen instructions for similar effects -
will try to dig them back up and play around with it.
Thanks for the replies,
~ Dorie
"Spandex Rutabaga" <SpRu@agabatur.xednaps> wrote in message
news:447F5534.29DE2E4A@agabatur.xednaps...
> Dorie wrote:
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> No. A completely different programming language is used. Also the
> features of Paint Shop Pro and Photoshop are not the same. (If the
> Photoshop action features the Jump command and PSP only has the
> Squat command, the intended athleticism isn't going to happen is
> it?) You can, however, create a listing of the steps in a Photoshop
> action using Photoshop. Armed with that listing you can think about
> how best to emulate the procedure in PSP and can then record or
> program the necessary steps in a PSP script.
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| Spandex Rutabaga 2006-06-03, 7:29 pm |
| Dorie wrote:
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> Thanks - I didn't think they could be used, but just wanted to check.
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> The effect is shown here on mouseover. Really nice.
> http://www.atncentral.com/Pages/Glow_Example.htm
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> I have seen instructions for similar effects -
> will try to dig them back up and play around with it.
I don't think it's a big deal. This is built into PSP already. Just
apply PSP's Soft Focus filter. I've attached an example along with
the settings I used.
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| W.Madison 2006-06-03, 7:29 pm |
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"Dorie" <Hartpsalm@YahooPUTDOTcom> wrote in message
news:4480f4a2$1_1@cnews...
> Thanks - I didn't think they could be used, but just wanted to check.
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> The effect is shown here on mouseover. Really nice.
> http://www.atncentral.com/Pages/Glow_Example.htm
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> I have seen instructions for similar effects -
> will try to dig them back up and play around with it.
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> Thanks for the replies,
> ~ Dorie
You can get a very similar effect by using Soft Focus in PSPX, and there are
commercial filters that do this as well.
Wendy
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| Fabrice Roux 2006-06-03, 7:29 pm |
| In article <4480f4a2$1_1@cnews>, Hartpsalm@YahooPUTDOTcom says...
> Thanks - I didn't think they could be used, but just wanted to check.
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> The effect is shown here on mouseover. Really nice.
> http://www.atncentral.com/Pages/Glow_Example.htm
Well I ported that kind of effect in my script pack. The scrip creates a
soft focus layer then create a mask on which you use the airbrush to tone
down the effect of the script. (facial area usually)
http://www.fabriceroux.com/pspscripts/portraitblur.html
This scrip works with PSP 8, 9 and X.
Regards,
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Fabrice Roux aka [RS]Faramir_agst
PaintShop Pro and Tribes scripts
http://www.fabriceroux.com
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| Thanks so much spandex. I knew PSP could do it. I haven't completely
converted to PSPX - guess I am a little put off by its quirks. But it does
have some nice new features added since my version 8.
Thanks for taking the time to share the settings you used. It looks good!
~ Melody
"Spandex Rutabaga" <SpRu@agabatur.xednaps> wrote in message
news:4481130B.B4C0A412@agabatur.xednaps...
> Dorie wrote:
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> I don't think it's a big deal. This is built into PSP already. Just
> apply PSP's Soft Focus filter. I've attached an example along with
> the settings I used.
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| Thanks for the reply Wendy.
I was looking at a photographer's gallery and she had listed what steps and
filters she used to get certain effects and this PS Action was one of them,
along with some other filters.
~ Dorie
(Melody)
"W.Madison" <wsmadison@DONTSPAM.charter.net> wrote in message
news:44811362$1_1@cnews...
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> "Dorie" <Hartpsalm@YahooPUTDOTcom> wrote in message
> news:4480f4a2$1_1@cnews...
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> You can get a very similar effect by using Soft Focus in PSPX, and there
> are commercial filters that do this as well.
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> Wendy
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| Hey! I have been to your site before and am glad to be directed back there
again! I know I have it bookmarked. I look forward to experiment with some
of my photos as soon as I get the chance.
Beautiful little Justine ... beautiful family! :-)
Thanks so much for the reply,
~ Dorie
"Fabrice Roux" <spam_my_box@wanadoo.fr> wrote in message
news:MPG.1eeb5ff6bc46eb05989688@cnews.corel.com...
> In article <4480f4a2$1_1@cnews>, Hartpsalm@YahooPUTDOTcom says...
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> Well I ported that kind of effect in my script pack. The scrip creates a
> soft focus layer then create a mask on which you use the airbrush to tone
> down the effect of the script. (facial area usually)
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> http://www.fabriceroux.com/pspscripts/portraitblur.html
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> This scrip works with PSP 8, 9 and X.
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> Regards,
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> --
> Fabrice Roux aka [RS]Faramir_agst
> PaintShop Pro and Tribes scripts
> http://www.fabriceroux.com
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