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Subject: compatibility with french Photoshop CS2


Naneth36 ( ) posted Sat, 02 December 2006 at 12:42 PM · edited Thu, 28 November 2024 at 1:59 AM

Hi, everyone. First time on this forum and photoshop newbie, so I hope I post this message properly.
Her is the situation. I would like to buy some Photoshop Actions and/or scripts (at RMP) to give my Poser and Vue renders more charactere, but before, I'd like to be sure that they are compatible whith my french Photoshop version and in what folder I have to install them ?
Did somebody ever done that before ?
Thanks for your help.


Gongyla ( ) posted Sun, 03 December 2006 at 3:46 AM

What version of Photoshop do you use?
Normally the can be used, though scripts may refer to typical English terminology, and this can cause problems.

But there is so much you can do yourself, and it does not have to be very difficult.

For example, to enhance the colours, you could use Saturation ( Image menu, Adjustments, Hue Saturation). But a better way is to use the Channel Mixer. (image menu, Adustments).

The Channel Mixer has a window with on top the output channel. This can (normally) be set to Red, Green and Blue. Below you have these three channels and sliders to mix them. What you do to enhance the colours is choose Red in the output channel and drag the red slider to 120%, the green and blue ones to 90%. The  take the Green channel from the output channels dropdown and set Red to 90, Green to 120 and Blue to 90. Then do the same for blue, setting red and green to 90, and Blue to 120.

Now ucheck the X of preview to see the difference. It's subtle, but it corresponds with the more saturated colours of a slide film professional photographers loved a lot.

You can ask here if there's a problem. You will always get a good answer.

Welcome.



Naneth36 ( ) posted Sun, 03 December 2006 at 9:37 AM

I (learn how to) use Photoshop CS2. With VUE 5 and Poser 6 at the same time. So, Sometimes, I despear and become lazy... But, now, thanks to you and your good advices, i find fresh hope.
Regards


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