Software - - Your installed Photoshop plugin list

Doug Nelson · #1 09-24-2006, 07:44 AM

Ok, here's where you lay it all out: what Photoshop (or other compatible app) plugins do you have installed? Not just which do you use or like, but what do you have installed? (no fair skipping SmileyMakerPro)

Swampy · #2 09-24-2006, 08:49 AM

Too many, I'm sure. LOL The main ones that I do use a lot:

Eye Candy
OnOne Software's Intellihance Pro, Mask Pro and PhotoFrame
NoiseNinja
Alien Skin Stuff

DannyRaphael · #3 09-24-2006, 02:39 PM

Screenshot worth 2K words...

Use Impressionist, Paint Engine, Virtual Painter and, now, AKVIS Sketch 97% of the time. Very seldom use the others.

lkroll · #4 09-24-2006, 04:41 PM

Here's my shorter list.

My main filters that I use is CS2 are Impressionist, Eye Candy, and Xero's Filters. I use others in GIMP, but I'll try to keep to topic.

PhotoVagrant · #5 09-25-2006, 07:02 AM

Most used:
NeatImage
1clickactions

Also installed
Virtual Photographer
PTlens
WebPresenter Pro
Polaroid Dust & Scratch Remover

I. V. Razmanov · #6 09-25-2006, 08:26 AM

Well, beside my own plugins, I have installed Paint Engine, some of the Redfield stuff, plugins for doing FT/reverse FT and, obviously, FilterMeister.

raniday · #7 10-10-2006, 04:13 AM

These are currently in the folder that PhotoShop uses from. I have other folders where I occasionally go to trade out filters. I don't even use many of these on a regular basis, and some I never use in my art, but they're fun to play with. Most used are Buzz Pro, Impressionist, and Carravagio in the Xero plugin.
AAA
Almathera
Amphisoft
BuzzPro
DCETools
Dragonfly SinedotsII
Flaming Pear Essentials
Impressionist
Little Ink Pot
Nik Color Efex
Redfield
Sketch Master
Toadies
Virtual Photographer
Virtual Painter
Xero

plugsnpixels · #8 10-10-2006, 10:34 PM

Since I run a plug-in-centric website, I tend to keep them ALL installed (in my Finder window it says I have just over 100 items installed in the plug-ins folder...)! I actually had to create my website in the first place because I had no idea what effects all the plug-ins I had installed offered. Now I can look up an effect or treatment in the charts and pick the most appropriate option(s) from each category.

For color correction I always start with iCorrect Edit Lab. Then I proceed to whatever plug-in offers the additional effects that I desire.

Whenever I show students (I work in higher education) how to spice up an image with plug-ins, I usually hit the Digital Film Tools 55mm suite--it does quite a bit for a single product. Then maybe nik Color Efex Pro.

Etc. etc.!