Hey all, please direct me to: how to: photo stitching / joining / blending, whatever you call it, to make multiple photos into panoramic one. thanks for all replies.
Its a very strange effect and looks more foamy than snowy, kinda complicated around the eclipse deleting part, here's what i got by using a paint brush instead of an eclipse.
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Downloaded the latest.psd plugin and put the dll into the effects directory and it works - but not with all.psd files.. specifically the one I need! - it just shows a black and white smudged image -.
line tool question, when using the line tool is there any way to make color transparent?It seems it only takes on the color from the primary color box Thanks Dan
I'm trying to make realistic gold/metal. Here's the unfinished picture: I tried searching for metal tutorials, but most of them were for brushed metal or liquid metal. The closest one was Ash's.
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Hello, It would be great: Run PAINT.NET from the command line:wink: I have some suggestion: cmd > paint.net or cmd > p.net or cmd > pdn (Paintdotnet) Regards zSegundo
Hi, I am trying to change the color image into either 8 bit grayscale or 1 bit black and white one and save toa new file. But seems the Paint.Net always keep 24 bit true color image. Can anyone.
Is there any nice way to remove Artifacts with Paint.net? I mean like a plugin or something like that.
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