Free Plugin

[Christine Farrelly]

Perfect Exposure. You do have to sign up though.

http://www.athentech.com/downloads/p...xposure-signup

[gwpriester]

I didn't have to sign up though the filter locked up DPX11. Worked fine in Photoshop. Thanks for the link, Christine.

[gwpriester]

I rebooted my computer and now the filter works without locking up.

[browj2]

I couldn't get it to work. It installed itself at:
C:\Program Files\Athentech\Perfect Exposure

I added this and C:\Program Files\Athentech to the Photoshop plugins path and neither works. Athentech does not show up at all under FX.

When I installed it, I accepted the default installation. Should I have put it somewhere else?

While on the subject of Athentech, does anyone have/use Athentech Perfect Eyes with XDP11? Works ok?

I have Perfectly Clear and it works with PaintShop Pro X8 and is installed under the PSP folders as a plugin. I tried pointing to that in Xara and it doesn't show up either.

Thanks,
John

[gwpriester]

I installed it in Xara > Xara Picture Editor > PS Plug-ins

I seem to remember that the default install is Photoshop but you can specify an extra application or two.

Your path may be different depending on which Xara application you are using. (32-bit or 64-bit)

[gwpriester]

rymunni - My screenshot was for Xara Designer Pro. What Xara product are you using the plug-in with?

[browj2]

@Gary,

Thanks for the information, however, I didn't succeed in getting it to work. The last screen indicated that it was installing 32 bit programs. I uninstalled it twice, reinstalled twice and each time it installed into the same folder.

I tried opening it with Paintshop Pro 32bit and it didn't work. I don't have a 32bit version of Xara installed.

I'll try uninstalling it with Revo.

[gwpriester]

In my screen capture that I posted I see two folders, one for 64-bit. I wonder if your 64-bit version of Designer is trying to load the 32-bit files?

Do you see the folder or folders in your File Explorer?

[browj2]

Gary,

Got it! I reinstalled it, carefully this time, with REVO.

Thanks for your help,
John

[gwpriester]

Excellent.