That's to say here ?

Surely that it helps :)

Thanks again an again for you so generous support :)

An interesting tutorial (Google Translator is also helpful) http://www.tutsps.com/index.php?post/2013/12/17/creer-une-carte-de-nouvel-an-2014-avec-photoshop wishing it'd be helpful for our community too :)

Maybe I stated what I am trying to get across incorrectly. I use tutorials that I find to learn techniques and then I will create something that I feel will identify with the person I am sending something to like my above example birthday card I made for a dear cousin of mine who tends to like darker themes and colors than something light and bright colors. So I will find resources that are free to use and make something unique using photo manipulation and techniques I have learned from other tutorials and build something I feel will be appreciated by the person receiving it. I hope that explains what I mean

That's to say the greeting card you have realised is the result of tutorials ...
But I am sure in youtube I'd find what I need but a disable person who can't hear need a text tutorial, it's what I asked you at the beginning of this topic !
Helping me is not an obligation so getting a help from you would be very find and generous from you : )

Do you mean a simple artwork but made by myself would have more impact? That's to say the most important would be done by myself?

Hello Lior

Here is a quick one I found that might lead you to what you might be looking for http://www.webdesign.org/photoshop/drawing-techniques/v-day-greeting-e-card.19644.html Also I have seen many similar written tutorials on http://www.deviantart.com that you can do a simple search like greeting card tutorial a majority of the tutorials on deviant art are written or in PDF format

Hope this helps some

I have found at DA a few here  http://www.deviantart.com/browse/all/resources/?q=+greeting+card+tutorial  : not so inspiring :(

Thank you very much

Quote - You can do nothing .. i just report them as spam just to let them know i dont like it..

 

I think its bloody irritating ...

 

Chris

But it's sent by the staff!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Quote - You probably need Camera Raw 7.1 to get support for the D3200.

If this is not compatible with CS5 then I'd suggest downloading Adobe's free DNG Converter 7.1 which supports the D3200 RAW files and will convert them to DNG format which should work in CS5. 

Thanks to Adobe's free DNG Converter 7.1 it works with photoshopCS5

Thank you very much for your help!!!

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Quote - > Quote - I'm back to poser: I need to know how to use this soft too! Problem: How to solve this bug(?) when loading Aiko3 with Poser7?

You can fix it by editing the CR2 to change the parenting of the feet (which were mistakenly saved with IK on). I think DAZ may have updated the files at some point, so redownloading and resinstalling might make it go away.

So it seems I have to download again A3 ,,,'cause it seems some files are lacking too!

PS: Very strange; P7 is very slow to be loaded even if I haven't this problem with Vue

Congrats Ron :thumbupboth:

Quote - Well, so far, I have to say that the jury is out regarding the latest version of Vue.  

• Conflicts using older materials, both terrain and plants.  For instance, bring a tree created in Vue 7 or 8 into 9 and the scale is minute.  Leaves on the ground look more like leaf dust!  Tree barks look tiny and repetitive. 
• Not only is scaling an option.   A bump value set to 0.200 in 8 is loaded at 0.900 in 9.  Too high a bump value makes textures look awful.
• Ecosystem distribution is wrong.
• Also on the subject of materials – they all have a gamma correction of 2.2 making them unnaturally dark.  This can be overridden of course, either for each and every texture in the materials lab or in Post Render Options but not everyone will be aware of this.  It looks bad on content creators such as myself as customers want to just buy and load a material and not have to fiddle around with it to get it looking right!
• Memory issues….again.  No change there then!   Seriously, a single terrain loaded with an ecosystem material and my resources dropped below 25%
• The option to right click on the Select Render Area icon doesn’t work (how did they break THAT???)

One must assume the scaling issues must be linked to the fact that they’ve changed Vue’s internal unit size from 0.1 to 1.0 but that doesn’t explain the bump problem

I’m sure I’ll be adding to this as I use it more…….

UPDATE: Seems the problem causing memory usage  has been found and will be fixed in the next update

UPDATE Nov 13th:  ATMOSPHERES

Something else that seems to be incompatible with anything made in Vue 8 or older…..
EXAMPLE: Pic below is my ‘End Of Day’ from my Real Skies pack rendered in Vue 8 and looking how it was intended

Below, I made an almost identical scene in Vue 9, loaded the atmosphere and rendered.  This is NOT how it was intended to look !

November 18th – surely this can’t be right ??

One terrain with simple ecosystem loaded into scene (dynamically populated)

Gill Brooks

***After reading all what our friend Gill said,  it seems that all the ecosystems packs bought at C3D...would work easily till Vue8...but not easily with Vue9... !!!

Well, so far, I have to say that the jury is out regarding the latest version of Vue.  

• Conflicts using older materials, both terrain and plants.  For instance, bring a tree created in Vue 7 or 8 into 9 and the scale is minute.  Leaves on the ground look more like leaf dust!  Tree barks look tiny and repetitive. 
• Not only is scaling an option.   A bump value set to 0.200 in 8 is loaded at 0.900 in 9.  Too high a bump value makes textures look awful.
• Ecosystem distribution is wrong.
• Also on the subject of materials – they all have a gamma correction of 2.2 making them unnaturally dark.  This can be overridden of course, either for each and every texture in the materials lab or in Post Render Options but not everyone will be aware of this.  It looks bad on content creators such as myself as customers want to just buy and load a material and not have to fiddle around with it to get it looking right!
• Memory issues….again.  No change there then!   Seriously, a single terrain loaded with an ecosystem material and my resources dropped below 25%
• The option to right click on the Select Render Area icon doesn’t work (how did they break THAT???)

One must assume the scaling issues must be linked to the fact that they’ve changed Vue’s internal unit size from 0.1 to 1.0 but that doesn’t explain the bump problem

I’m sure I’ll be adding to this as I use it more…….

UPDATE: Seems the problem causing memory usage  has been found and will be fixed in the next update

UPDATE Nov 13th:  ATMOSPHERES

Something else that seems to be incompatible with anything made in Vue 8 or older…..
EXAMPLE: Pic below is my ‘End Of Day’ from my Real Skies pack rendered in Vue 8 and looking how it was intended

Below, I made an almost identical scene in Vue 9, loaded the atmosphere and rendered.  This is NOT how it was intended to look !

November 18th – surely this can’t be right ??

One terrain with simple ecosystem loaded into scene (dynamically populated)

Gill Brooks

Quote - My pleasure. :-)

How to load the M3Formulas?