Plug-ins?

[Lirah]

I have paint shop pro6, is there a place where I can dowload some free plug-ins or upgrade or something?

thanks,
Lirah

[Lirah]

I have paint shop pro6, is there a place where I can dowload some free plug-ins or upgrade or something?

thanks,
Lirah

[BobS]

If you're looking for an upgrade to Paint Shop Pro, go the the Jasc site at http://www.jasc.com/.

One place to start for free plug-ins is http://thepluginsite.com/.

[Lirah]

Thank you! [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif[/img]

Lirah

[jon spain]

Lirah

For free plugins, I heartily recommend ColorWorks and EmbossWorks (both from cybia.co.uk)and the Unplugged series. If you're prepared to pay a bit, then DO try flamingpear's superbladepro ($49 I think from flamingpear.com) but be prepared to spend some time experimenting with it. Finally, there are a lot of free filterfactory collections, which can be transformed into "*.8bf" using PicoPro (which is not free). Enjoy yourself!

Jon

Jon

[failsafe]

does anyone know where i can get hold of a similar plugin to 'Blow up' or
'OnOne genuine fractals print' for .psp x? they all seem to be for adobe, as do the best plugins. but its these 2 that i'm interested in at the moment. can anyone help plz?
failsafe
newbie

[handrawn]

psp resource site
http://www.pspug.org
may be able to help

[failsafe]

Thanks Handrawn seems a pretty cool sight. yet i've not found anything that is comapible with psp x for enlarging very small pics.

is it possable to convert those plugins which are adobe orientated to psp?
if so which progs? and is there any freeware out there that can convert what is meant for adobe to psp?
cheers
failsafe

[handrawn]

i've not found anything that is comapible with psp x for enlarging very small pics.

Nor me, sorry.
And enlarging very small bitmap is not a process that I've ever got to work properly full stop.

[Trev]

If you can find a copy of GF 3 that does work with PSP but you well be able to do just as good a job with psp Try Upsizing 10% at a time(110% in psp talk). Then do a sharpen followed by another 10 % until you get to the size you want.
For printing I found by accident that the windows Print wizard Called from an explore window will make great a4 prints fron 800x600 web sized images