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#Ulead photoimpact 12 user community how to#
She is also going to give instructions on how to use her kits. Lenie has provided our board with her awesome scrap kits for use in your scrapbooking. Have fun creating scrapbook pages and print projects to share with family and friends.
#Ulead photoimpact 12 user community archive#
Pixels Art Workshop Archive Moderated by: Spirit Fun for everyone!! Come learn to do Pixel Art!! PII Siggy Bank The Pixel Showroom Learn everything and anything related to pixel art! We'll share tips and tricks, answer questions, have open discussion, challenges and tutorials.
In here you will find helpful tips, useful links and many of the old PhotoTalk activities. Sharing ideas for photo manipulation, restoration, enhancement, adding special effects, improving colors/textures and more in PhotoImpact. New PhotoTalk challenge on the 1st of every month. Looking forward to seeing your artwork.Īll earlier projects are available including project awards.Any may be posted in Painting Forum Anytime. Painting in any medium goes here.Questions, Suggestions on Request.
Weekly fun activity challenges with Shapes. The past DPO Challenges can be found hereĪre you up for a challenge? Then this is the forum for you! The focus is creativity, imagination, and knowledge of PhotoImpact.Īrchive: Expanding Horizons Moderated by: Pauline We also welcome ufo and shape shares for the DPO archives!ĭPO Archives Moderated by: Joanne and Billie Here you can participate in challenges post your latest path creations or share path related tips, tricks and how to's. Past Shutterbug Shootout Projects Moderated by: MaryĪ list of past Shutterbug Shootout Projects as well as Photography resources.ĭPO is a place for learning, creating and sharing objects made with PI path tools. You can tell us how you took the shot ask for advice or a critique ask questions or start a discussion - it's a free and easy forum - just follow the guidelines. There's the regular Shutterbug Shootout competition or you can just post a nice photo that you want to share. This forum is about photos, photography and equipment. Let's talk animation! Get the help you need, show off what you've created and share your techniques!! Let's Animate!! Feel free to post a web or address change, graphic software for sale, or something you need? Resource Links. Post your new tutorials, or any resource you would like to share. New Tutorials - Giveaways - Free Resources Have computer problems? Need web page help? Post here! We will do our Best to help.
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Need help with PhotoImpact, Paintshop Pro etc? Post your questions here. Let's get to know one another! This is a great way to break the ice-just jump in and tell us all about yourself!! General discussion for PhotoImpact as well as off-topic subjects. Also read about PI-I copyright and then please join us for friendship and fun. With another program I would be missing my much loved Camera Raw completely and would need to find another Raw photo editor in addition to the photo and text layers editor.Please read what we do and who we are as well as a couple of simple rules to become familiar with them. With Photoshop Elements, I would be missing these oh so valuable gradients. With the extra dynamic range of Raw, it works so well that it almost isn't worth having multiple flashes.
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With the full CS6 version of Camera Raw, you can use ND gradients to correct both of these problems. The ground in front of the group and is really bright and the lighting trails off as you go further to the back and sides of the group. For instance, let's say you are using a small flash on a group of people. Gradients in Camera Raw are just so useful. I'm not sure what features I would be missing with Elements vs the CS6 that I am using in Photoshop, but in Camera Raw, what is missing in Elements is the ability to use gradients. The other feature I use all the time on Photoshop is the included Camera Raw.
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