[palms1]

Originally Posted by mikajomc

LOL! I definitely do not have the patience to work on a photo for 10 hours!! (maybe if it was one of my kids....maybe)

That is it exactly, i save the real hard work for special photo's or when i am in that sort of mood (still not 10 hours worth though) The size and resolution do play a part in it though So much conflicting advice on that though that is why i stay at 200 resolution
Plus on the Gorilla smudge if you have seen it i added aniso like in scotts pdf and i found that made the smudging a bit harder


Palms

[palms1]

Originally Posted by lkroll

I believe both a stand-a-lone and a GIMP filter are available. Check out the main website:

http://cimg.sourceforge.net/greycstoration/

Sorry lkroll but are you having a laugh I went to the web page and suddenly my brain went into switch of mode, all that technical talk any chance (if you havent already ) you could do a write up for me (as in dummies) say in the software forum

Palms

[mikajomc]

Originally Posted by palms1

all that technical talk any chance (if you havent already ) you could do a write up for me (as in dummies) say in the software forum

Palms

I consider myself fairly technically savvy, but....yeah ditto what Palms said, please!

[lkroll]

I would just ignor the techno-babble and (if you have GIMP anyway), download the plugin and play with the sliders. Thats what I usually do anyway. lol

I use to be a techy (in some respects still am), but sometimes things are explained way too technical for even me. I try to be a user and not try to understand (case in point; Impressionist filter. lol).