There are three different types of masks you can apply: Detail, Structure and Abstract. The “Layers” tab does what it is supposed to do. I guess you could say, Snap Art 3 runs pretty snappy. I have to say it isn’t my favorite interface, but it’s really responsive. I’ve encountered some plugins that run slow regardless of the system, this is not one of them. Like most Photoshop plugins, Snap Art 3 opens up in it’s own configuration window. Here’s some examples of what can be done. With that said, if you use duplicate layers and mask outside of the filter better results can be had – but for $200 I kind of wish it would do it for me. And truth be told, one of my gripes is the masking layer doesn’t provide support for multiple layers on your main project, and only one filter can be applied at a time. Rather than mixing and matching layers or doing any brush and layer work, I’m only going to use the plugin to manipulate these images. Original – This first image has no changes made to it for comparison use.įrom here on, this is what Alien Skin: Snap Art 3 can do. So what exactly does it do? I’ll show you.
It’s quite far from free at a $199 price tag or a $99 cost for the upgrade. The biggest problem with Snap Art 3 however, is the price.
OPEN A PHOTOSHOP FILE IN STAND ALONE VERSION OF SNAP ART MANUAL
It, like many other plugins, provides a unique set of filters that automate what would normally take hours of manual labor. If you’re trying to convert things into a hand-drawn appearance, then Snap Art 3 is a Photoshop plugin that can handle the job.
0 kommentar(er)
