Monday, February 14, 2005
Three Must-Have Photoshop Plug-ins
Posted by James Fee in "ARTICLE" @ 08:00 AM
"One of the questions that I'm asked most often, both at my seminars, and by e-mail, is – what software tools do I use; particularly for noise reduction and sharpening. And, how do I do my B&W conversions. Over the past several years I have tried many of the programs and plug-ins to come to market, on both Mac and PC platforms. Below are brief looks at the ones that are my current preferred choices. The ones that I use every day, and that I count on when producing my commercial images and fine-art display prints. Are these the best programs available of their type? Possibly. Clearly I can't have tried everything, and even if I had, personal bias and needs play a role in making a statement like this. I should also note that I know personally most of the authors of these programs, though this played no role whatsoever in my selection or mention here."
I can't argue with his three, but my choices would be Intellisharpen II and ISOxPro v1.1 from Fred Miranda Software and virtualPhotographer. I love plug-ins that simplify my life or make it much quicker to accomplish tasks. 8)
How about you, what plug-ins do you think are "must have"?
I can't argue with his three, but my choices would be Intellisharpen II and ISOxPro v1.1 from Fred Miranda Software and virtualPhotographer. I love plug-ins that simplify my life or make it much quicker to accomplish tasks. 8)
How about you, what plug-ins do you think are "must have"?
