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**akj** · 04-03-2005, 06:47 PM

Don't know if these are specifically for version 8, but you can find some PSP links here.
Hope it helps!

**nebgranny** · 04-03-2005, 09:47 PM

Thanks Amanda:
I am going to try some of the tutorials for psp8. I was looking for one to learn how to do masks like in vikki's tutorials so I can learn how to work on faces. I will try to find one that might work in psp. I appreciate your post. There are some good one's there. Neb

**BigAl** · 04-05-2005, 01:22 AM

You may want to check out the links in this thread.

Plenty of links here: http://www.psplinks.com/

You can do most things with PSP that you can with PS.

**Neve** · 04-05-2005, 02:27 AM

There are 143 Photo Retouching links here......

Welcome to pspiz.net

http://www.pspiz.net/pspplus/index.php?action=displaycat&catid=23

Welcome to pspiz.net

**Doug Nelson** · 04-05-2005, 02:59 AM

And, of course, you can always publish your own PSP tuts in our Tutorials section

**matrix7** · 09-03-2005, 03:50 PM

PSP8 Tutorials

I actually use PSP8 almost exclusively for all my retouch and graphic design work. There are only a few effects or features that PS has that would even tempt me to switch over to tell the truth. I have not tried version(s) 9 yet but have been a PSP nut since version 3 way back when.

I am a bit busy this weekend what with the holiday and all but next week I will be uploading some of my work next week and starting some of my tuts and such after that. One big helper I found out how to do is converting Photoshop Brushes to PSP8 format. I will check into the actions/PSP8 script thing and see what i can come up with. Personally I prefer PSP8's interface and think it more than holds its own but PS is the standard and admittedly does better work on some effects

Looks like a great community here, hope to get to know some of you guys soon. Should be fun

**Craig Walters** · 09-04-2005, 10:21 AM

thanks for the links, folks

there's some amazing resources within those links and links to other links. i've spent quite a bit of time downloading tubes, presets, shapes, gradients, brushes and all sorts of other useful things.

i found one script that i've already tried. it's a script for making picture frames. i had to alter the 'file open' part in the script, because apparently the person who wrote the thing uses drive D: as his main partition. but otherwise it worked pretty well.

and, since nebgranny is looking for tutorials, check out any download which is a 'quickguide'. these are interactive tutorials you can run WITHIN paint shop pro. i found a couple, but havent tried them yet. you might also try a google search on 'quickguides' and see if you can find more. these are potentially an excellent means of doing tutorials. you dont have to have both your psp open and an separate tutorial open at the same time. AND, they can be interactive, meaning the tut tells you or shows something and you can respond to the tut directly. very slick. hmmm, i wonder if psp 9 allows you to write those?

Craig.