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PhotoShop Plugins . .

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1:45 pm
September 27, 2008


Warren

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You should check out http://www.thepluginsite.com to see what add-ons are available fro PC/MAC versions of PhotShop and PhotShop Elements.

There is also a monthly newsletter that is free and well worth that price. . :<) 

I've gotten several and I'm now trying the free version of "Light Box". It is worth taking a look at and trying. Its claim to fame, beyond being free, is very rapid adjustment to RAW or its derivative formats. Nice and fast.

Warren

8:01 am
December 14, 2008


Warren

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Here is a source for a set of neat PhotoShop and Elements plug-ins. Go to:

http://www.vicanek.de/ 

The site is hosted and the plug-ins are developed by Martin Vicanek.

I've tried six of them and they are all six well worth using as needed. He provides an on-line tutorial for each. Check out the tutorial to see if the selected plug-in will suite your needs.

They cover such tasks as distracting wire/cable removal from images with out any undue effort. Contrast refinement and color picking with simple user interfaces. Chek it out and don't forget that Adobe Elements uses the same image handling engine as the full version of PhotoShop and as such can use most if not all plug-ins developed for the larger parent version.

Did I mention that They are free?
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