Easy-to-use drag-n-drop Photoshop scene creator with more than 2800 items.
anybody know of a utility or third party program that will somehow take a .psp paint shop pro graphic that has been "tubed" and allow me to open it in photoshop? with transparent background?
howldog wrote:
anybody know of a utility or third party program that will somehow take a .psp paint shop pro graphic that has been "tubed" and allow me to open it in photoshop? with transparent background?
Have you tried my PSP format plugin:
http://www.telegraphics.com.au/sw/#pspformat
"toby" wrote in message
howldog wrote:
anybody know of a utility or third party program that will somehow take a .psp paint shop pro graphic that has been "tubed" and allow me to open it in photoshop? with transparent background?
Have you tried my PSP format plugin:
http://www.telegraphics.com.au/sw/#pspformat
there is a free utility to download, I got it for hubby as lots of his Nascar 2003 paint buddies use psps and many of their templates were in pSP docs. It has one disadvantage in that you must select only one layer at a time to view in PS. So for each layered PSP doc you may have to open it 5-6 times but hey it’s free and serves the purpose.
Err except now I can’t find it since he reinstalled?
will try and look later.
Free is Irfanview and it does many things
"toby" wrote in message
howldog wrote:
anybody know of a utility or third party program that will somehow take a .psp paint shop pro graphic that has been "tubed" and allow me to open it in photoshop? with transparent background?
Have you tried my PSP format plugin:
http://www.telegraphics.com.au/sw/#pspformat
there is a free utility to download, I got it for hubby as lots of his Nascar 2003 paint buddies use psps and many of their templates were in pSP docs. It has one disadvantage in that you must select only one layer at a time to view in PS. So for each layered PSP doc you may have to open it 5-6 times but hey it’s free and serves the purpose.
Err except now I can’t find it since he reinstalled?
will try and look later.
Free is Irfanview and it does many things
– in 4 materials (clay versions included)
– 12 scenes
– 48 MacBook Pro 16″ mockups
– 6000 x 4500 px
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