Editing in Corel® Paintshop Pro Photo®
New Tools Rediscovered
[ I had forgotten that I had already posted something about my recent projects. I must have short term memory loss. I knew I had on my mind to post as soon as I got a chance. Anyway, here's an update. ]
I have several editions of PSPP since I've updated the software over the years. Some of the older versions had tools, apps and scripts that were dropped to add new features such as new fonts and frames. Some of these are still available as add-ons. Sometimes I would start using the new versions before I explored all the features of the old ones. I happened to stumble into one of the older programs, looking for one of my favorite fonts and found some things I had never tried. The Watercolor script was one of those. Some of the transformations were neat. If I can remember all the steps, I should write a tutorial. I am now using PSPP X7 which is the 17th Edition.
I have several editions of PSPP since I've updated the software over the years. Some of the older versions had tools, apps and scripts that were dropped to add new features such as new fonts and frames. Some of these are still available as add-ons. Sometimes I would start using the new versions before I explored all the features of the old ones. I happened to stumble into one of the older programs, looking for one of my favorite fonts and found some things I had never tried. The Watercolor script was one of those. Some of the transformations were neat. If I can remember all the steps, I should write a tutorial. I am now using PSPP X7 which is the 17th Edition.
It's on sale (half price) as of March 31.
I used a feature in the 9th Edition to transform this image into a textured watercolor.
And one of City Park
I'll be happy to share any of these tips with you. Message me @ Olde Towne Photos on Facebook.
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