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Jun 01, 2012 22:20 |  #1

This is pretty cool ! From my wife's garden tonight.

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Jun 01, 2012 22:30 |  #2

Very nice indeed.


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Jun 01, 2012 22:35 |  #3

Upgraded from CS4 to CS6. Very impressed so far. Sure love this oil paint filter !

On another note - performance and raw processing much improved !


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Jun 02, 2012 06:44 as a reply to  @ RandyMays's post |  #4

A question for those who used pixel bender in CS5 and are using the oil paint effect in CS6 - any difference?

I.e., has it been improved / changed, or is it more like they simply rolled PB into the app itself, but basically it achieves the same results as it did as a plugin in CS5? Thx.

Edit: one more question: in CS6, does it still have the same GPU processing issues some experienced in PB in CS5?


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Jun 02, 2012 09:52 as a reply to  @ Picture North Carolina's post |  #5

It's cool...it obscured the water drops somewhat. I'm wondering what it would have looked like with a narrow DOF and having some of that background blurred out, also, B&W conversion.


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