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Photoshop CC 2014.2: - - - Flame Filter ?
? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=70u0pqZrGgM Anything good in the new Photoshop? Here is more info http://blogs.adobe.com/richardcurtis/?p=3616 Oct 07 14 07:23 pm Link The 3D pdf's look cool Oct 07 14 07:25 pm Link That Flame Filter is the greatest thing ever. Oct 07 14 10:29 pm Link Not impressed by what I saw in the video as far as quality of the flames. But it looks like a cool new tool. Oct 07 14 10:45 pm Link This flame filter looks interesting, but I will continue to use actual fire source imagery when I want "fire" in a composite/manipulation. I can definitely see that filter being used in so many creative ways outside of what it was intended for by its designers (same as many other tried-and-true PS features we use in sooo many unintended ways). Oct 07 14 10:57 pm Link Nico Simon Princely wrote: Haha, not even the narrator of the video seems that impressed by the filter. Oct 07 14 11:02 pm Link Steven Burnette Retouch wrote: You could probably search for the stock, download and place in the time it takes Photoshop to actually apply the filter. It's that slow. Oct 08 14 01:00 am Link At a glance, I like it! But, as others suggest, I wouldn't use it for realistic fire effects. If it's flexible enough and can produce sharp detail at higher resolutions, it could very well save me some time rendering effects in Apophysis, though. Maybe it's time to upgrade and try it out. Oct 08 14 07:04 am Link The new guides look good. Oct 08 14 08:12 am Link Did you see all the new in-app tutorials? Camera Raw is now a filter. You can invoke it on any layer any time in your workflow. Make the layer a smart object and your camera raw filter will be non-destructive. http://www.adobe.com/inspire/2013/09/ca … oshop.html Oct 08 14 06:14 pm Link That's kind of strange. I just updated my PS CC and these features aren't in there. Oct 08 14 08:11 pm Link |
