Adding Special Effects to your Photos with ParticleShop
Get ready to take your photos to a whole new level of creativity and awesomeness! With ParticleShop brushes you can add incredible special effects like flames, starfields, streaks of light, wisps of smoke and so much more.
In this tutorial we’ll show you how to create a stunning image from an ordinary photo by using a PaintShop Pro script and several different ParticleShop brushes. We’ll give you an overview of the ParticleShop interface and show you how to adjust the different brush settings.
The ParticleShop plugin is available on the Painter website but can also be purchased directly from within PaintShop Pro X8 or X9 – just go to Help > Welcome and then click on the Get More tab to find special offers on ParticleShop.
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Comments (3)
I have the same issues……finally got another monitor and like you l put the tutorials in a separate folder. I’m able to have an image up on one and bring up the tutorial on the other and start and stop either one while working on my image. Hope this will help you.
Wow a lot to take in!!!!!!!!! but very interesting hard to learn and remember
Hi Kay Bowley,
It is a lot to take in, I have trouble remembering what I did yesterday, let alone all this as well.
I am a Disabled Pensioner Kay, so what I do is save these videos to my hard drive and refer to them, to refresh my memory
when I need to.
It is very hard sometimes at my age to remember, so I need to keep all these little tricks at my disposal, however I have a lot
of time to do this, not all people do.
I hope I may have helped you in some way Kay.