PSP7 and cut-out filter?

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gunsan
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PSP7 and cut-out filter?

Post by gunsan »

I still use PSP7.4 as my working horse. I know it so well and like it better than the newer versions.
Now I wonder if there is a god cut-out filter that still can run on PSP7.
All of the new good ones just are Photoshop compatible

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Do you mean a filter for masking certain image area? Have yiou tried Fluid Mask (http://www.vertustech.com)?

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How to protect photos

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For something as special as this is, I would go to a framing service and ask them what sort of treatment is best. It all depends on the paper and finish. I would also use non-reflective glass, that would deflect the sun from the portrait. The professional service would know for sure.
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PSP7....

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Hi Gunsan,
PSP 7 was my second PSP, a fantastic program - and a special thanks to J B Kabala. But, if the plugins you are talking about, are .8bf they will run under PSP 7 as well. Just check out the "ending" - .8bf.
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Re: pet portraits

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GoodArtist wrote:---------------------

A month ago I got a pet portraits from a reputed company in UK. I have a doubt but they are not responding to my mails.

My doubt is --- that how to protect the portraits from the dust and all? If i can get a few ideas would be helpful for me!
Sorry, don't really understand the problem, but if you want to get rid of "dust" on a digital pic, just try the Polaroid filter, "pdsr1_0.exe", works as a stand alone. If you cannot find it anywhere on the web, please send me an e-mail to: eritott@hotmail.com and I will send it to you. If the problem is with paper pictures then forget this issue.
Reg. eric

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