Quoting Darren Addy <[email protected]>:
Discovered Adobe's "Pixel Bender" today and then spent too much time
trying to find the proper installer for my version of Photoshop.
Apparently it is included in CS6, but I'm using 5.1 with (the
confusing) 5.5 Extension manager. The only part of my version of Pixel
Bender worth playing with is the "OilPaint" effect.
Anyway, just playing with it on my first couple of images. This is a
previous PESO: "Itty Bitty Updraft". You'll want to view it large to
see the full effect. If you don't like heavy-handed effects, don't
bother looking.
:)
https://www.flickr.com/photos/pixelsmithy/17177333737/
There is a group for this effect on Flickr. Some of them are quite
lovely, in their own right. so this may have potential for some
images.
I'd never heard of Pixel Bender. It's not really my thing but I
thought it might be interesting to play with.
But I can't. Adobe has dropped development of it so you can only use
it in CS4 & 5. They put a simplified version in CS6/CC called 'Oil
Paint Filter' but even that has gone in CC(2014).
Oh well, I've avoided a bit of time wasting...
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Cheers
Brian
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Brian Walters
Western Sydney Australia
http://lyons-ryan.org/southernlight/
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