DSLRUsers.com

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

Load this plugin...go to filters/others/ virtual photographer...and check out the very useful presets.

Thanks Matt, good stuff

cheers

Thanks Matt,

I just downloaded this free plugin and really love it.

Here is an image I did tonight, only took me about 2 mins:



Cheers,

W00DY

great shot....

and cheers Matt

Went to load down the free filters, but most of them now have heavy "DEMO' overlay.
It looks like I'm too late

mchampio
email me...I'll send you the file

mchampio wrote:Went to load down the free filters, but most of them now have heavy "DEMO' overlay.
It looks like I'm too late

Get it here OptikLabs Virtual Photographer and plugins all zipped up and free for you...

http://www.stevekilburn.com/virtualphot ... rapher.zip

Killakoala wrote:

mchampio wrote:Went to load down the free filters, but most of them now have heavy "DEMO' overlay.
It looks like I'm too late

Get it here OptikLabs Virtual Photographer and plugins all zipped up and free for you...

http://www.stevekilburn.com/virtualphot ... rapher.zip

Thanks, I just downloaded a copy. I downloaded it from the developer some time ago, but I cannot find where I saved it to...

Cheers
Kristine

I grabbed it the other week and went hunting for it on my puter today, really impressed with it actually. Quite easy to get some nifty results from it.

Thanks!

Cheers
Brett

I never used to stuff around in PS until I installed that virtual photographer plug-in. The soft/glamour effect is especially nice - turns a normally exposed portrait into a high key one with fuzziness (but also quite prone to blown highlights if image is 'optimally' exposed).

I am truly impressed.

A flood of replies and assistance for my first post to this forum.

Thanks for making a newbie feel welcome.

Thanks to Killakoala for the files.

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I use this , its very nice, saves me using channelmixer in ps 5 on my mono images.

The .zip file posted has a whole bunch of .exe programs in it, to install them you just run them, and it does the rest?

brembo wrote:The .zip file posted has a whole bunch of .exe programs in it, to install them you just run them, and it does the rest?

There's a read me in the resultant directory / folder when you run the .exe file. It will tell you to move the optikVerveLabs folder into C:\Program Files\Adobe\Photoshop X\Plug-Ins . It's then simply a matter of restarting PS (or starting it if you never had it open). When using an 8 bit image you'll then see a new filter option down the bottom of the menu.

Cheers
Brett

Thanks to different members who let us know about this great tool, provided the archive copy for download and instructions for install! It goes to show the 'power' of a community

Well the software loaded fine, have yet to really play with it, looks look a well packaged clever set of actions. Worth a play for sure.

Does anyone still have access to these plugins I can't seem to find them
Doug

Im after a copy as well.

If anyone would like to email me a copy id be glad to host it for all.

Whoa there... it's pretty easy to find... just open your eyes... <-- like that.

You go to the page that Matt originally linked to... or the one I'm linking to now... and then you click yonder on either of the images that say "Free Download" on them, depending on whether you want it in an executable format or a zip format.

Thanks for that........i clicked on the link that Steve posted thinking the orignal link no longer worked.

Jamie

What Jamie said. Thanks for that
Doug

Thanks for the tips guys. Seems like a great application.

Alex