Sorry i can’t help you with the impressionist brush in PE2. I probably could have checked it out if i had of received the PE2 I was suppose to get legally for nothing but the deal got squished. I was tossed out of the sandbox.
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Doubt it Chuck. The brush engine in PE2 and PS7 is radically different that that in PE1 and PS6. As to your impressionist brush problem. Is the fact that it is always "tight short" true for all brushes or just the add-on brushes. If it works with a standard round brush that shipped with Elements, but not with an add-on than the problem is the add-on, but if it doesn’t work with a basic standard brush it is something I’d like to track down.
Rich, thanks – I’ll go back and try it with a default brush. Believe I’ve done that before, but certainly want to take advantage of your generous offer!
Rich, same thing happens with Default brush. Here’s another data point: the dropdown for More Options has three choice: Style, Area, and Tolerance. Changes to Area and Tolerance ‘stick’, i.e., when you come back to the More Options dropdown, they’ve stayed changed, even after closing and re-opening Elements. Style, on the other hand, doesn’t stick and apparently doesn’t really change even though the choice in the box shows a change has taken place.
Rich, thanks for checking it out. I’ll give it a try on my laptop and see if I can find the culprit. I’ll let you know what I find so if it comes up again, we’ll have an answer.
Chuck, ya, next version will be here before ya know it anyways 😉 Oh gosh, they may take the impressionist brush out all together, ..gee, I hope not. It is such a Kool Tool 😉
Hey chuck, come to think of it…someone else came on here with the exact same problem…wonder if you could find him and see what plug-ins you have in common ? 😉
I thought you were referring to the stock alternate paintbrush…the "impressionist brush" when I just replied. Now I see you are talking about an add on. Sorry
Pete
"Chuck…
Hi, Jodi: The brushes came on the CD of a book I ran into at our local
Half
Price Books this weekend; it’s called "Photoshop 7 Magic" and it has a
large
cast of contributors, including our own Al Ward. As a matter of fact,
they
may be his brushes, because the set is called F_X Brushes. They work in PE
Gheeze, I was writing slow I guess and when I refreshed my news reader there were a bunch of posts before my answer. Then same thing again. I am going to have to learn to type faster:)
Susan, I have most of those things installed also. I really am going to try a reinstall on the laptop, because it’s not much good for serious editing, just previewing and storing away images while on the road. If that doesn’t do it, I’ll have to either blame the OS or…..full Photoshop 7, which also resides on both computers!
Hi, Susan. For me, the impressionist brush in 2 doesn’t work as well as the brush in PE1 did–the only bad thing about the new brush engine in 2. In 1, besides actual brushstrokes, you could use the brush just to dissolve/fragment the focus in the parts of the picture you painted with it, but in 2 it just makes those darned curls, although they can create some interesting effects if you apply other filters over them.
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