Finally got PSP9, do you like this?

[Netgarden]

Just messing around, I finally got the 9 loaded. Has a ton more photo features, and I guess I got carried away playing with it...:rolleyes whatayathnk?? [its ok, be truthful, lolol]

http://netgarden.smugmug.com/photos/26047202-M.jpg

http://netgarden.smugmug.com/photos/26047204-M.jpg

http://netgarden.smugmug.com/photos/26047190-M.jpg

http://netgarden.smugmug.com/photos/26047193-M.jpg

http://netgarden.smugmug.com/photos/26047184-M.jpg

[Lord Vetinari]

Some great Pharts (photo art) there. Like all of them.

Brian V.

[MuskyDude]

I like these Linda, they're all very creatively done. :thumb



AJ

[Higgmeister]

I like all these too, but my favorite is #1. The effect also reminds me of the low budget horror movies where the use an effect like this so highlight something. It works very will with your crop and subject.

I have PSP9 at work and will use it occasionally to PP a photo I take at lunch. I like it for basic stuff, but don't have the time to learn all it can do. It's loaded with all sorts of neat stuff.

Great share,
Chris

[Netgarden]

Thanks Chris, Brian and AJ. It is alot of fun, to me relaxing to goof around with a photo. A nice change to crop/resize routine. I especially love the sharpen brush, so you can choose a very small area to stroke over, so the rest of a photo stays intact. No noise introduced either. Very fast processing that way too. I'm worn out from my last trip of editing, :rofl to Yosemite.

OK, I admit it now.....I'm addicted....:thumb :lust
Hard to believe those two cats are from the same photo!:rolleyes

Pharts,:clap love it Brian! Now that I recognize pharts in the Galleries, TV and Stores, I am reminded of how easy some of this is to do these days, compared to the past. Now that the hands and neck are worn to the bone, I\m ready for the one clickers...:wink :):

Thanks guys:thumb




I like all these too, but my favorite is #1. The effect also reminds me of the low budget horror movies where the use an effect like this so highlight something. It works very will with your crop and subject.

I have PSP9 at work and will use it occasionally to PP a photo I take at lunch. I like it for basic stuff, but don't have the time to learn all it can do. It's loaded with all sorts of neat stuff.

Great share,
Chris

[lpswimmer003]

The first one is my favorite. I took some shots of my puppy today that i'm hoping will be post worthy.