What photo painter software would you suggest?
By Daki - Last updated: Wednesday, April 9, 2008 - Save & Share - 2 Comments
dollparty.geo asked:
I am a “Sunday Oil Painter” beyond a beginner stage. I would
like to work with transfering photos to my computer & then using oil painting computer technique to color.
I am a “Sunday Oil Painter” beyond a beginner stage. I would
like to work with transfering photos to my computer & then using oil painting computer technique to color.
What software program would you recommend & why?
How does a Wacom or similar box or tray apparatus fit into
this. Which one do you recommend?
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2 Responses to “What photo painter software would you suggest?”
Comment from P S
Time April 13, 2008 at 1:23 am
I have Corel Painter X and I like it and find it easy to use. It is very effective.
Comment from ьο_ғŕд
Time April 12, 2008 at 12:44 am
for actual painting art, programs like Pianter are better for designing from scratch then programs like photoshop which is more for retouching and editing photos, but can still be used for artwork, you can try both, make sure you have system requirements for any, usually modern computer are ok,
Corel Painter X
Adobe – Photoshop,
there are other painting tools, and may be best to try them to find something you can work well with,
portalgraphics openCanvas
Paint tool SAI
Pixarra : TwistedBrush
other photo programs, and utilities,
Ulead PhotoImpact
Corel Paint Shop Pro
Portrait Professional
PhotoLine 32: Image Processing
freeware tools you can try and work with,
Gimp ~photo editor,
ArtRage 2
Artweaver
Pixia
as for wacom tablets or adesso , they do help user to convey their drawing by hand to screen more accurately then a mouse
Wacom Intuos3
Graphics Tablet
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