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I would have loved to take a nice snowy picture for my Holiday card, but it's going to be a green X-mas here in Sherbrooke this year. So here's my today's picture. To all my Nikonites friends:

Happy Birthday Marilynn, May this coming year keep you and your loved ones in good health and happy.

Pat, here's how I fine tune it. Original jpeg Mostly important is that you apply the filter to a layer copy. This is the filter applied and saved as is: Now I'll show you the layer with the mask I used to modify the filter. Here's the layer info: And the result I got from the above...

Just got my filter back after a few hours of blood sweat and tears...

I'm pretty upset... I'm mad. I just noticed that my Photoshop CC 2016 Oil paint filter got grayed out after Mac OS updated itself to 10.11.2 version... Seems I can't check the Open CL box anymore in PS's preference panel... Now I wonder, am I the only one who got this result after updating El...

Found on the street this morning, this crushed paint can reminded me of a fish. Df with Rokinon 85.1.4+20mm Keno extension tube.

I tried to help a friend that just bought that TV. He can only view jpegs through a HDMI cable that runs from his computer. We tried a USB key and through his home network using the Plex software. We could see the thumbnails of images, but the TV just won't show the full screen image. Does...

Re: Oil Paint filter Here is one this thread inspired me to do from a shot done today.

Half frozen pond taken with the only camera I had with me, the Fuji X-10.

And one that I rotated just for the abstract I got out of it.

A few from today with the X-10.

Frosty is coming our way.

My pictures of the day consist in abstract that I did for another forum. The subject was the imagined forest. Df, 16-35 with ND-8 filter. Out of camera jpegs, cropped + saturation and contrast added.

I just saw that the DNG was available so I did a few things. Here are 2 screen shots showing what can be done with the curves adjustments: And my choice (including crop)

Yesterday Adobe released a new version of Photoshop CC that brought back the "Oil paint" filter. And I think it's been greatly improved. Here's a shot of the river house with the use of filter.

I'm tossed between 2 too but I'll post this foggy morning shot.

Composite of 2 pictures taken today before my windshield repair... :(

A few shots done yesterday of 2 great friends book launch. I choose to work with available light while my friend worked with flash. Iso was 3200 and I was worried about the mixed lights (indoor were fluorescents), but turned out OK. All jpegs from camera with shadows recovery and highlight...

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