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Hi! DLed the beta. Seems stable with PS 6.0.1 on Win XP-- may try it on the Mac (who knows). Spent most of this morning getting a bag of garbage (literally) out of a shot I made in Ireland. It was definitely one of those "toors dee force" of Photoshop editin' <bg>. I selected, feathered, layered, cloned, moved, skewed, etc. At the end of it I really had the old garbage bag out of there, and had built some very convincing stuff behind it. So then I tried cranking up "Smart Fill". And in one swift click... It didn't do it! BUT the results could get tantalizingly close. And with a good tutorial, I just might have gotten there! (Probably not.) With a more random background, however, I bet it will work perfectly. I'm impressed! Will report on the zit-zapper and others as I get more experience. Les > -----Original Message----- > Subject: Is Image Doctor a Healing alternative? > > Alien Skin has a new set of PS plugins available as a public beta > download. > From their description, some may find them attractive alternatives to a > PS7 > upgrade. > > http://www.alienskin.com/idoc/idoc_main.html > > Jim Wingo - Turn off HTML mail features. Keep quoted material short. Use accurate subject lines. http://www.leben.com/lists for list instructions.
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