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Soskin Photography
Jul-08-2007, 11:51 AM
Can anyone point me in the direction of some free plugs ins for adobe cs2, life has to be easier?

colourbox
Jul-08-2007, 12:02 PM
What is it that you need to be easier?

At least in my experience, plug-ins were a godsend up until a couple of versions ago, and then Photoshop added so many features that Photoshop started doing those things better than the old plug-ins. Depending on what you are trying to accomplish, you may find it better to learn the Photoshop techniques you need; that would be free, too.

The only plug-in I would think of buying today would be one of the advanced noise reduction plug-ins since they are better than Photoshop's built-in noise reduction, but you won't find any of those for free.

Soskin Photography
Jul-08-2007, 12:06 PM
Can anyone point me in the direction of some free plugs ins for adobe cs2, life has to be easier?

I am looking for something to enhance , sharpen, corrective coloring, in one step instead of the many in cs2, anybody know any of these plug ins and where

Soskin Photography
Jul-08-2007, 12:18 PM
What is it that you need to be easier?

At least in my experience, plug-ins were a godsend up until a couple of versions ago, and then Photoshop added so many features that Photoshop started doing those things better than the old plug-ins. Depending on what you are trying to accomplish, you may find it better to learn the Photoshop techniques you need; that would be free, too.

The only plug-in I would think of buying today would be one of the advanced noise reduction plug-ins since they are better than Photoshop's built-in noise reduction, but you won't find any of those for free.

i just found a sharpening plug in that worked pretty well from Panosfx.com , I just thought there might be a corrective color one to do the same other than, going to image, adjust, levels, auto levels, or histogram. Got anything

Andy
Jul-08-2007, 12:32 PM
i just found a sharpening plug in that worked pretty well from Panosfx.com , I just thought there might be a corrective color one to do the same other than, going to image, adjust, levels, auto levels, or histogram. Got anything
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