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Photo-Art 101This forum is a place for those new to photo-based art to ask questions and post their creations. Seasoned veterans are welcome to offer advice or assistance, but we ask that images posted be from members with less than 6-months experience.
you've got this great mountain landscape photo, and it's all tweaked the way you want it and you're going to move it into Painter to auto-paint, why, because I don't currently know anything else.
what settings do I use on this photo in Photoshop to work best in PainterX
Before moving to Painter for Autopainting, in Photoshop I would apply:
* Image > Adjustments > Hue/Saturation - and increase the Saturation
* Image > Adjustments > Levels - to increase the contrast
It depends... if for monitor display only, 72-96 ppi is fine. If you intend to print, 200-240 ppi usually works for "arty stuff" unlike photos which usually call for ~240-300 ppi.