Tutorial edit 3D

step 2
duplicate layer (ctrl + J)
press ctrl + I (invert)




step 3
change blending mode normal to blending mode hue


to decraese color on lips: go to filter--->> blur--->> gaussian blur




step 4

press ctrl + u (hue/saturation
apply the setting



final result:

step :2

press shift+ctrl+U (desaturate)
press ctrl+ B (color balance)

apply this setting

result:



step 3:
tekan shift+ctrl+N (new layer)
fill background with white
masuk ke filter--->>texture--->>grain



langkah ke empat:
change blending mode normal to blending mode softlight

final result

To install the HSL&HSB plug-in:

1. Make sure the Adobe Photoshop application is not currently running.
2. Copy the HSL&HSB plug-in into the Adobe Photoshop > Plug-Ins > Adobe Photoshop Only folder.
3. Launch Photoshop. The HSL&HSB plug-in will be loaded.


download HSLHSB

alias
The Alias file format plug-in allows you to read and write files in the Alias .pix format. This format is commonly used for 3D rendering software from Alias/Wavefront, and in some image editing software on UNIX systems.

To install the Alias plug-in, drag it to the Plug-Ins folder inside your Adobe Photoshop CS2 folder. When you restart Photoshop, Alias .pix will appear in the list of available file formats in the open and save dialogs.


electricimage
The ElectricImage format plug-in allows you to read and write files in the ElectricImage picture format. This format is commonly used by 3D rendering software from ElectricImage.

To install the ElectricImage plug-in, drag it to the Plug-Ins folder inside your Adobe Photoshop CS2 folder. When you restart Photoshop, ElectricImage will appear in the list of available file formats in the open and save dialogs.


IFF
The IFF file format plug-in allows you to read and write files in the Amiga IFF/ILBM format and Maya IFF format.

To install the IFF plug-in, drag it to the Plug-Ins folder inside your Adobe Photoshop CS2 folder. When you restart Photoshop, .iff will appear in the list of available file formats in the open and save dialogs.


RLA
The RLA file format plug-in allows you to read and write files in the Wavefront .rla format. This format is commonly used for high-end 3D rendering software from Alias/Wavefront, and in some image editing software on UNIX systems.

To install the RLA plug-in, drag it to the Plug-Ins folder inside your Adobe Photoshop CS2 folder. When you restart Photoshop, Wavefront .rla will appear in the list of available file formats in the open and save dialogs.

SRGIRGB
The SGIRGB format plug-in allows you to read and write files in the SGI image format. This format is commonly used by software on the Silicon Graphics platform. The SGI image format plug-in recognizes the file extensions .sgi, .rgb, .rgba, and .bw.

To install the SGIRGB plug-in, drag it to the Plug-Ins folder inside your Adobe Photoshop CS2 folder. When you restart Photoshop, SGIRGB will appear in the list of available file formats in the open and save dialogs.


softimage
The SoftImage format plug-in allows you to read and write files in the SoftImage picture format. This format is commonly used by 3D rendering software from SoftImage.

To install the SoftImage plug-in, drag it to the Plug-Ins folder inside your Adobe Photoshop CS2 folder. When you restart Photoshop, SoftImage will appear in the list of available file formats in the open and save dialogs.

others:

mac paint

JPEG2000

PIXPNT8B

RAW Camera

-- Adobe Photoshop CS2 (all language versions)
-- Windows: Microsoft® Windows® 2000 with Service Pack 4, or Windows XP with Service Pack 1 or 2


INSTALLATION NOTES
To install the Photoshop CS2 Multiprocessor Support update:
1. Exit Photoshop CS2
2. In Windows Explorer, Oopen your Adobe Photoshop CS2 folder.
3. Open the Extensions folder inside the Plug-Ins folder.
4. Delete or backup and rename Multiprocessor Support.8BX.
5. Copy the new Multiprocessor Support.8BX into your Extensions folder.

Additional Notes
This update will work only with the retail version of Adobe Photoshop CS2 (9.0.x) software and not any pre-release (Beta) versions. To confirm that the update is
successfully installed, launch Photoshop, go to the Help menu, select System Info, find Multiprocessor Support in the list of installed plug-ins, and verify that the Version is 9.0.2. The version number can also be found by right-clicking on the plug-in itself, selecting Properties, and then selecting the Version tab.



download

MultiProcessor Support

first step, change layer: background to layer



second:
make selection on object



then press shift+ctrl+I (invers)



finally

click menu filter --->> texture ---->> stained glass

cell size 35
border thickness 5
light intensity 10


result

60 action


collection action infra red by joecow :

IR green to orange


IR green to yellow


IR green to pink


IR green to red




image effect:

film strip action

3D action

puzzle action

action black and white

action flood

action duotone

buds action

reflection effect

sharpening action

TLRsepia

cartoon

cutout

photocopy

BnBig Picture

watercolor

watercolor




text effect:

bevel

cloud


edge:

edge 1

edge 2

edge 3


frame border:

frame 1

wood frame


shape collection:

shape collection

This filter will variably invert color channels of an image.

[R,G,B] Amount: Controls the amount of Red, Green & Blue color invertion.

Output: Specifies which color channels to output.

Locks: Lock the Green & Blue amount channels to Red amount.

Reset: Resets all values to default.

Realtime: Applies all effects (in realtime) on 'mouse drag' instead of on 'mouse release'.


KNOWN BUGS:

NONE.


FIXES:

1.0 - Preview no longer flickers on button / slider adjustment.
1.0 - Ability to use up to 3 GB of RAM under 32bit Windows (2000, XP, Vista) and 4 GB of RAM under 64bit Windows (2000, XP, Vista).


HOMEPAGE:

http://www.richardrosenman.com

This filter generates a wide variety of geometric shapes using the Superformula.

The Superformula, sometimes referred to as the Supershape, was discovered by Johan Gielis. It is a simple formula that can be used to generate a wide variety of geometric shapes.

Res: Resolution of the Supershape. If your line becomes dotted, increase the resolution.

Res (Multiplier): This is a multiplier for the Supershape resolution as sometimes you may need very high values.

Pos X: Specifies the horizontal placement (in percentage) of the Supershape.

Pos Y: Specifies the vertical placement (in percentage) of the Supershape.

Size A: Controls variable A, which defines partial Supershape size as well as form.

Size B: Controls variable B, which defines partial Supershape size as well as form.

m: Controls the rotational symmetry of the Supershape.

n1, n2, n3: Control various aspects of the Supershape.

n3=n2=n1: Locks n3 and n2 to n1. Unlock these to get more interesting Supershapes.

Size B=A: Locks Size B to A. Unlock these to get more interesting Supershapes.

m*10: This is a multiplier for m. When enabled, m is multiplied by 10 resulting in always closed Supershapes. Since it will also increase the rotational symmetry tenfold, you may wish to use lower values.

BG: Replaces the background with the specified background color.

BG Color: Specifies the background color.

Line Color: Specifies the line color.

LOAD/SAVE: Load and Save settings. (.INI files)

Reset: Resets all values to default state.

Realtime: Applies all effects (in realtime) on 'mouse drag' instead of on 'mouse release'.

Special thanks to Paul Bourke for allowing his algorithm to be ported to this plugin. For more information, please visit Mr. Bourke's site at http://astronomy.swin.edu.au/~pbourke/.

Special thanks to Johan Gielis for his input and support. For more information, please visit Johan Gielis' site at http://www.geniaal.be and http://www.genicap.com.


KNOWN BUGS:

NONE.


FIXES:

1.1 - New GUI design.
1.1 - Windows Vista Compatibility.
1.2 - Preview image now scales correctly to zoom level.
1.2 - Preview no longer flickers on button / slider adjustment.
1.2 - Ability to use up to 3 GB of RAM under 32bit Windows (2000, XP, Vista) and 4 GB of RAM under 64bit Windows (2000, XP, Vista).


HOMEPAGE:

http://www.richardrosenman.com

This filter will pixelate an image.

Horizontal: This slider controls (in pixels) the horizontal number of pixels.

Vertical: This slider controls (in pixels) the vertical number of pixels.

Mix: This slider controls (in percent) the amount of the pixelated image to be mixed with the source image.

Outline: This slider controls (in percent) the strength of the pixel outline using the outline color.

Outline (Additive/Subtractive): These pushbuttons specify whether the outline is added to or subtracted from the image.

R,G,B: These options specify which color channels to output.

Outline Color: This color selector specifies the outline color.

Lock Horiz/Vert: This option locks the Vertical slider to the Horizontal slider for proportional pixels.

Reset: Resets all values to default state.

Realtime: Applies all effects (in realtime) on 'mouse drag' instead of on 'mouse release'.


KNOWN BUGS:

NONE.


FIXES:

1.1 - Added Realtime display option.
1.1 - Recompiled with updated compiler.
1.2 - Pixelation is now proportionate to preview window size.
1.3 - New GUI design.
1.3 - Windows Vista Compatibility.
1.4 - Added reset button.
1.4 - Preview image now scales correctly to zoom level.
1.4 - Preview no longer flickers on button / slider adjustment.
1.4 - Ability to use up to 3 GB of RAM under 32bit Windows (2000, XP, Vista) and 4 GB of RAM under 64bit Windows (2000, XP, Vista).


HOMEPAGE:

http://www.richardrosenman.com

This filter will pixelate an image.

Horizontal: This slider controls (in pixels) the horizontal number of pixels.

Vertical: This slider controls (in pixels) the vertical number of pixels.

Mix: This slider controls (in percent) the amount of the pixelated image to be mixed with the source image.

Outline: This slider controls (in percent) the strength of the pixel outline using the outline color.

Outline (Additive/Subtractive): These pushbuttons specify whether the outline is added to or subtracted from the image.

R,G,B: These options specify which color channels to output.

Outline Color: This color selector specifies the outline color.

Lock Horiz/Vert: This option locks the Vertical slider to the Horizontal slider for proportional pixels.

Reset: Resets all values to default state.

Realtime: Applies all effects (in realtime) on 'mouse drag' instead of on 'mouse release'.


KNOWN BUGS:

NONE.


FIXES:

1.1 - Added Realtime display option.
1.1 - Recompiled with updated compiler.
1.2 - Pixelation is now proportionate to preview window size.
1.3 - New GUI design.
1.3 - Windows Vista Compatibility.
1.4 - Added reset button.
1.4 - Preview image now scales correctly to zoom level.
1.4 - Preview no longer flickers on button / slider adjustment.
1.4 - Ability to use up to 3 GB of RAM under 32bit Windows (2000, XP, Vista) and 4 GB of RAM under 64bit Windows (2000, XP, Vista).


HOMEPAGE:

http://www.richardrosenman.com

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NONE.


FIXES:

1.0 - New GUI design.
1.0 - Windows Vista Compatibility.
1.1 - Preview no longer flickers on button / slider adjustment.
1.1 - Ability to use up to 3 GB of RAM under 32bit Windows (2000, XP, Vista) and 4 GB of RAM under 64bit Windows (2000, XP, Vista).


HOMEPAGE:

http://www.richardrosenman.com

This filter will perform various operations on color channels.

Step 1: Select the type of operation you would like the filter to perform.

Step 2: Specify the color channel to be modified.

Step 3: Specify the color channel to assist with the modification.

Reset: This option resets all variables to their default values.


KNOWN BUGS:

NONE.


FIXES:

NONE.


HOMEPAGE:

http://www.richardrosenman.com

This plugin exists for the sole purpose of aggravating the artist.

If you need instructions on how to use this plugin you need help.
Simply click on 'OK' to become aggravated.


KNOWN BUGS:

Sometimes this filter is not aggravating enough.


FIXES:

1.0 - New GUI design.
1.0 - Windows Vista Compatibility.
1.1 - Preview no longer flickers on button / slider adjustment.
1.1 - Ability to use up to 3 GB of RAM under 32bit Windows (2000, XP, Vista) and 4 GB of RAM under 64bit Windows (2000, XP, Vista).


HOMEPAGE:

http://www.richardrosenman.com

This filter imports and exports 8/16 bit Portable PixMap (PPM, PGM, PBM) images.

The PPM / PGM / PBM file format is a convenient image file format which allows one to save an image in ASCII or BINARY mode. Because ASCII is simple text, it allows anyone to easily import these images into one's own applications. It also allows one to open the ASCII file in any text editor and make changes if desired. ASCII images are text based and therefore large and slow loading. BINARY images are smaller and faster loading but are not text based.

To use this filter, you must be in either 8 bit RGB mode, 16 bit RGB mode or 16 bit Grayscale mode. This means that if you wish to save an 8 bit greyscale image (PGM), you should convert your image to greyscale and then switch back to 8 bit RGB mode to run the filter. When saving greyscale PGM's, the filter will only save the red channel of the image. Since all channels have since been converted to greyscale, they all equal the same value.

If you wish to save a bitmap (black & white) image (PBM), you should convert your image to a bitmap (bitmap mode) and then switch back to 8 bit RGB mode to run the filter. When saving bitmap PBM's, the filter will only save the red channel of the image. Since all channels have since been converted to black and white, they all equal the same value.

The same principle applies to loading color, greyscale or bitmap images. Simply load them in 8 bit RGB mode and then switch to the appropriate image mode (RGB, GREYSCALE, BITMAP).

Portable PixMap Importer/Exporter 2.0 now supports 16 bit RGB and Grayscale images. To save a 16 bit RGB image, simply switch to 16 bit RGB mode and run the filter. You will notice that you can only save in ASCII mode, and only in RGB. This is because BINARY exporting is currently not supported for 16 bit RGB images. To save a 16 bit Grayscale image, simply switch to 16 bit Grayscale mode and run the filter. You will notice that you can only save in ASCII mode, and only in Grayscale. This is because BINARY exporting is currently not supported for 16 bit Grayscale images.

If you attempt to import a 16 bit RGB or Grayscale image but are not currently in the appropriate 16 bit mode, you will be asked to switch to that mode and try again. Likewise, if you attempt to import an 8 bit RGB or Grayscale image but are not currently in the appropriate 8 bit mode, you will be asked to switch to that mode and try again.

LOAD PPM, PGM, PBM: Selecting this and applying OK will prompt you to select an ASCII or BINARY PPM, PGM or PBM file to import.

Show File Comments: If selected, this will display any comments contained in the imported file.

SAVE PPM, PGM, PBM: Selecting this and applying OK will prompt you to select a PPM, PGM or PBM filename to export.

Save in ASCII. This will save the PPM, PGM or PBM file in ASCII format.

Save in BINARY. This will save the PPM or PGM file in BINARY format. PBM's cannot be saved in BINARY mode.


COMPATIBILITY:

While Portable PixMap Importer / Exporter cannot guarantee 100% compatibility with all PPM, PGM, PBM images, it has been tested with the following software:

Images exported with Portable PixMap Importer / Exporter are compatible with ACDSee 3.1.

Images exported with Portable PixMap Importer / Exporter are compatible with IrfanView 3.85.

Images exported with Portable PixMap Importer / Exporter (in BINARY only) are compatible with HDRShop 1.0.3.

Images exported with Portable PixMap Importer / Exporter (8/16 bit) are compatible with Bryce 5.0

Images exported with IrfanView 3.85 are compatible with Portable PixMap Importer / Exporter.

Images exported with XV Version 3.10a are compatible with Portable PixMap Importer / Exporter.

Images exported with The GIMP's PNM Filter Version 1.0 are compatible with Portable PixMap Importer / Exporter.

Images exported with HDRShop 1.0.3 are compatible with Portable PixMap Importer / Exporter.

Images exported with Bryce 5.0 are compatible with Portable PixMap Importer / Exporter.

And of course, any images exported with Portable PixMap Importer / Exporter are compatible with Portable PixMap Importer / Exporter.

There are probably many more compatible applications that haven't been formally tested but in most cases, it should work.


PORTABLE PIXMAP FILE STRUCTURE:

It is important to understand the Portable PixMap file structure as it is often possible to make an incompatible image compatible by adjusting an incorrect variable. A Portable PixMap Image file contains the following file structure:

P3 - The magic number. "P3" = ASCII color, "P6" = BINARY color, "P2" = ASCII greyscale, "P5" = BINARY greyscale, "P1" = ASCII bitmap (black and white).

# A Comment - Comments preceded by the character "#". Any number of lines at this point can be commented.

640 480 - Horizontal and vertical image resolution. Separated by a space.

255 - Maximum value of the color component. Usually "255" for 8 bit images, "65535" for 16 bit images.

0 0 0 255 128 0 - RGB, greyscale, or black and white information. Read in order of Red, Green then Blue. If RGB, there will be a red, green and blue integer. If greyscale, there will be a greyscale integer. If bitmap, there will be either "0" (white) or "1" (black).

Note that the lines should not be longer than 70 characters.

As an example, a typical color ASCII PPM would have the following file structure:

P3
# Example
4 4
50
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 50 0 50
0 0 0 0 50 7 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 50 7 0 0 0
50 0 50 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


KNOWN BUGS:

NONE.


FIXES:

1.1 - Fixed a bug which sometimes did not properly import binary PPM and PGM images.
2.0 - Added 16 bit RGB and Grayscale import / export support.
2.1 - New GUI design.
2.1 - Windows Vista Compatibility.
2.2 - Removed progress bar.
2.2 - Preview no longer flickers on button / slider adjustment.
2.2 - Ability to use up to 3 GB of RAM under 32bit Windows (2000, XP, Vista) and 4 GB of RAM under 64bit Windows (2000, XP, Vista).


HOMEPAGE:

http://www.richardrosenman.com

This filter produces pinch distortion on an image.

Horiz, Vert: These sliders control the amount of pinch distortion introduced in both the horizontal and vertical axes respectively.

Color out-of-range: Pixels that are grabbed from outside the image boundaries are colored using the selected color.

Out-of-range color: This color specifies the out-of-range color.

Lock Vert to Horiz: Locks the vertical slider to the horizontal for proportional pinch distortion.

Fit: This pushbutton stands for fit-to-window. When this is selected, the image is scaled to compensate for pinch distorted size differences.

Realtime: Applies all effects (in realtime) on 'mouse drag' instead of on 'mouse release'.

Output: These pushbuttons define which color channels to output.

Sub-Sampling: Specifies what type of pixel sub-sampling to use. (Nearest Neighbor being fastest, Bicubic being best.)

Reset: Resets all values to default state.


KNOWN BUGS:

Paint Shop Pro (PSP) also has a filter called "pinch.8bf". This presents a filename conflict. To resolve this, simply rename this plugin to "rosenman_pinch.8bf".


FIXES:

1.1 - Faster previews.
1.2 - New GUI design.
1.2 - Windows Vista Compatibility.
1.3 - Added rese button.
1.3 - Preview no longer flickers on button / slider adjustment.
1.3 - Ability to use up to 3 GB of RAM under 32bit Windows (2000, XP, Vista) and 4 GB of RAM under 64bit Windows (2000, XP, Vista).


HOMEPAGE:

http://www.richardrosenman.com

This filter performs various image processing operations through rule-based evaluations."

"Evaluate" can be an extremely powerful filter when used to its full potential. With it's sophisticated rule-based evaluations, it can perform more than 50 different image processing operations ranging from color replacement, color inversion, color swapping, greyscale conversion, color clamping, color multiplication and division, color trigonometrical mathematics, pixel blurring, pixel grain, and much, much more. Any of these effects can be applied to specific color ranges, specific luma ranges, specific color channels or any combination of any of these (and more). "Evaluate" makes specific pixel targeting and isolation very easy to accomplish, providing the user with extremely precise image processing controls.

Relational and Logical Operators:

= Equal to.
!= Not Equal to.
> Greater Than.
<>
>= Greater Than or Equal to.
<= Less Than or Equal to.

Variable Definitions:

(R)ed,(G)green,(B)lue: Red, Green and Blue color channels respectively.

Luma: Pixel luminance value - (R+G+B)/3.

v1,v2,v3: First, Second and Third equation slider values respectively (0-255).

Operation color: This variable specifies the color for various operations.

(1 2) 3, 1 (2 3): Specifies order of operations.
eg. If (Cond1 AND Cond2) OR Cond3, If Cond1 AND (Cond2 OR Cond3).

Reset: Resets all values to default state.

Realtime: Applies all effects (in realtime) on 'mouse drag' instead of on 'mouse release'


KNOWN BUGS:

NONE.


FIXES:

1.1 - New GUI design.
1.1 - Windows Vista Compatibility.
1.2 - Added reset button.
1.2 - Preview image now scales correctly to zoom level.
1.2 - Preview no longer flickers on button / slider adjustment.
1.2 - Ability to use up to 3 GB of RAM under 32bit Windows (2000, XP, Vista) and 4 GB of RAM under 64bit Windows (2000, XP, Vista).


HOMEPAGE:

http://www.richardrosenman.com

This filter performs various de-interlacing procedures.

Field: This selection specifies which field to process.

Paintout Color: This color is used for various actions such as 'RGB Paintout' and 'Alpha Paintout'.

Action: This selection specifies what action to take for field processing.

Custom Parameters: When action #15 is selected ("Custom"), these variables are user configurable. Otherwise, they are disabled.

Help: Displays this help.

Reset: Resets all values to default state.

Realtime: Applies all effects (in realtime) on 'mouse drag' instead of on 'mouse release'.


Actions
-------

RGB Paintout: Paints the specified field using the specified paintout color.

Alpha Paintout: Paints the alpha of the specified field (Except background layer) using the specified paintout color.

Duplicate Upper Field: Copies the upper field into the specified one.

Duplicate Lower Field: Copies the lower field into the specified one.

Interpolate Upper and Lower Neighbors: Interpolates the specified field between the upper and lower pixels.

Interpolate (x,x,x): Performs convolution interpolations on the specified field based on a x,x,x matrix. (Please see "Convolutions" below more information).

Realtime: Applies all effects (in realtime) on 'mouse drag' instead of on 'mouse release'.


CONVOLUTED INTERPOLATIONS

Smart De-Interlacer's convoluted interpolations are based on 3x3 matrixes. This means that each pixel around the currently processed pixel is added together (according to their specified weights) and then divided by the sum to obtain an interpolated pixel value. Because pixels cannot be taken from the currently processed field, the top 3 pixels are taken into account, as are the bottom 3 pixels. The middle 3 pixels are each assumed to contain a weight factor of 0. To understand the labeling of interpolated convoluted actions, let's use an example. The action "Interpolate (1,1,1)" means top left pixel (weight of 1) + top pixel (weight of 1) + top right pixel (weight of 1) + 0 (weight of 0) + 0 (weight of 0) + 0 (weight of 0) + bottom left pixel (weight of 1) + bottom pixel (weight of 1) + bottom right pixel (weight of 1) are all added together and then, in this case, divided by the sum of the weights, 6.

Many of the convoluted interpolations are similar to one another but there are subtle differences. Others can contain negative values which may produce a sharpened interpolated field. It is recommended that you try several variations and magnify the results to understand the differences between them, as some interpolations may be more suitable for a particular image than others. Generally a matrix of (1,10,1) will give you a smoother interpolated field than (1,1,1) because the convolution greatly favors the top and bottom pixels.

Action #15, "Custom", allows the user to specify each of the available convolution pixel weights. This is useful when you wish to create your own custom interpolated fields.


KNOWN BUGS:

NONE.


FIXES:

1.1 - Fixed preview window flickering when using trackbar sliders.
1.2 - New GUI design.
1.2 - Windows Vista Compatibility.
1.3 - Added reset button.
1.3 - "Custom Parameters" window now displays "ON" or "OFF".
1.3 - Preview image now scales correctly to zoom level.
1.3 - Preview no longer flickers on button / slider adjustment.
1.3 - Ability to use up to 3 GB of RAM under 32bit Windows (2000, XP, Vista) and 4 GB of RAM under 64bit Windows (2000, XP, Vista).


HOMEPAGE:

http://www.richardrosenman.com

A fast computer seems almost too obvious a suggestion. But if maximum Photoshop performance is what you are after, then a fast processor is probably top of the list. Many Photoshop power users also recommend dual processor solutions, to get the maximum speed benefits.

RAM Memory and lots of it. Photoshop loves memory and, up to a point, you can't have too much. Although, depending on the version of Photoshop, there are suggestions that having over 4GB of RAM doesn't offer any significant speed improvements.

A fast scratch disk. Preferably a completely separate hard disk with no other files on it. Once Photoshop has used up all the available RAM, it will start writing to the hard disk. Having a fast dedicated hard disk to use as scratch disk ensures that Photoshop always has continuous available space to use as swap space. Something that a computer system startup disk may not have. Portable computer users in particular, may want to utilize an external hard drive as a swap disk, as the internal disks in most portables are not very fast.

If you have enough RAM memory, it may be worth going into the Preferences and selecting Memory & Image Cache. Then set the Maximum memory usage to 70%.

If you don't have a lot of RAM, then removing unnecessary plugins and limiting the number of system fonts installed may also help to speed up Photoshop. Reducing the number of history states will also save memory usage.

Learn as many keyboard shortcuts as possible. Learning to use the hotkeys and contextual menus can save lots of time. For example, on a Mac, holding down the Command and Ctrl keys and clicking (or right clicking on the mouse), allows you to move down between layers really quickly. (You do need to click on a non-transparent part of the intended layer).

Navigating complex montages in Photoshop will be much easier if you use the layer groups feature. Giving all groups and layers logical names may also be a major time saver.






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Particle PRO download
This filter generates image based particle & fluid simulations.
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