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I am new to photoshop and I have a question about the Kodak ERI (Extended Range Imaging). Can this plugin be used with any image or only the images shot from their cameras? I recently read about it in Photographic magazine. The article showed an overexposed photo corrected in photoshop and then corrected with the plugin and the results were extremely good with the Kodak software.
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Hi Joe, Welcome to RetouchPro! up until now, I hadn't heard about the technology, so I went searching on google. apparently it's proprietary system only available on Kodak's professional digital cameras, so I'd guess that it can only work with files in that format, but it's hard to say. I found some info you might find interesting in a search on dpreview.com
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There are many FP apps on ebay today; however, my only interest in the program is the Impressionist plug-in, present in some versions, absent in others. One can't tell from the ebay descriptions which has the plug-in, but I understand FP 98 was *exclusively* stand-alone, and thus can be expected to...03-27-2005, 06:50 AM -
This is driving me nuts. Not because I need the plugin, but simply because my aging brain refuses to remember the name of it, and that is unreasonably bothering me.
It's a plugin for tonal adjustments, perhaps even tonemapping, that (perhaps among other features) can map the tones of...06-09-2011, 10:58 PM -
This image was posted on one of those 'random image threads' that go on for ever. I was taken by the overall finish of the image. Its clearly a photoshop plugin of some sort but I cant work out which... I spent ages looking on flickr flaming pear etc but couldn't find identify it.
Dose...05-07-2009, 04:44 PM -
Hi,
just want to ask. Do you use PS Plug-Ins or do you prefer standalone applications?
Filip10-12-2011, 12:49 PM -
Okay Folks, here it is.
The Impressionist pluging can use an "orientation file" to affect the direction of the strokes applied by a given style. If you're familiar with displacement maps, this file works in a similar manner.
Stroke direction is affected by the...10-21-2003, 10:24 AM
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