Interesting add-on

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Grant_Dixon
Aug 30, 2004
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I haven’t tried this link yet but it does look very good!

http://www.grafnet.com.pl/virtualPhotographer/index.html

Grant
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Chuck_Snyder
Aug 30, 2004
Grant, thanks. Downloaded (small file) and fired it up – lots of fun!

🙂

Chuck
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Ken_Wolin
Aug 30, 2004
I’m not sure I understand this link. When I went to it, "virtual photographer" was listed. Clicking on "index" brought me to a variety of plug-ins. I assume all of these are safe. (Right?)
And once you download them, where do you put them and where, in Elements, will they show up?

——– Kenny
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Patti Anderson
Aug 30, 2004
I believe this is the same one that Barbara Brundage shared with us last week in this thread: <http://tinyurl.com/5yfey>

Ya musta missed it, eh? XD

Here’s another link I found to the same plug-in: <http://www.optikvervelabs.com/default.asp>

BTW, it really is a wonderful plug-in! It’s kind of cool to see the the different filter effects on the butterfly.

Patti
P.S. I used the "Spice" filter from this on my third photo challenge entry.
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Nancy_S
Aug 30, 2004
It is quite an amazing plugin which adds qualities of film images to digital…and free!
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Kenneth_Liffmann
Aug 30, 2004
I installed this last week and it is great. Instructions for installation are accessed near the top just below the install button. It shows up in Elements at the bottom of the filters list.

<http://www.optikvervelabs.com/default.asp>

Ken
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Juergen_D
Aug 30, 2004
Kenny,
Click on ‘download’ on the bottom of the page following Grant’s link. That gets you to the page of Patti’s link. Under ‘Free Download’ is a link to the instructions. 😉

Juergen
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Juergen_D
Aug 30, 2004
Ken,
I did not see your before I posted…

Juergen
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Soulsrchin
Sep 1, 2004
Hey everybody, thanks for the download. It’s much appreciated. Take care- Soulsrchin
On Sun, 29 Aug 2004 17:53:38 -0700, wrote:

I haven’t tried this link yet but it does look very good!
http://www.grafnet.com.pl/virtualPhotographer/index.html
Grant

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