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Old 07-17-2004, 06:38 PM
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Review: Virtual Painter 4

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Comments on this review, questions or comments on Virtual Painter 4 are welcome.

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Old 07-22-2004, 02:31 PM
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The review is rather general, don't you think? VP really must be used as a combination with other things, or with two of it's own filters. Personally I like VP because of the fantastic abstract or just plain outrageous effects you can get. VP 4 also has a couple new filters, which, while most people have ignored them, I absolutely love. You have to play with them and not just pooh-pooh them. I especailly like the gothic and fauvist filters, but there is a definite place for the embroidery filter as well. These three filters really can't be duplicated with any other program or filter...well...without a ton of tinkering.

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