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How to use the Oil Paint filter
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<blockquote data-quote="tea2085" data-source="post: 513795" data-attributes="member: 30478"><p>I heard that oil paint has been brought back to photoshop. My leased edition of photoshop has "oil paint" in stylize dropdown, but is faded and I am unable to do anything with it. I have downloaded all updates. Has anyone who subscribes to creative cloud been able to use this filter. I have one photo I would really love to apply this effect to. Should I contact Adobe? Paul</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tea2085, post: 513795, member: 30478"] I heard that oil paint has been brought back to photoshop. My leased edition of photoshop has "oil paint" in stylize dropdown, but is faded and I am unable to do anything with it. I have downloaded all updates. Has anyone who subscribes to creative cloud been able to use this filter. I have one photo I would really love to apply this effect to. Should I contact Adobe? Paul [/QUOTE]
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