Useful graphic apps
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@pixero said:
Make woodfloor textures yourself with the great free: "Floor Texture Generator" by Martin Chudomel.
http://www.matulik.host.sk/download.php?p=0
Max texture size is 2000x2000 pixels.
Output is not tiling so you'll have to fix that in Photoshop.To see what can be done here's one I've made:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/7990360/Bilder/dark_woodfloor01.jpgThis app couldnt come at a better time, its perfect, thanks Pixero, great find
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Bumping an old but useful thread:
MyPaint Windows/Linux and a bunch of free brushes. I like the minimalist interface.
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I found this today, Krita by Calligra;a group dedicated to producing free software...
http://www.calligra.org/krita/
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@escapeartist said:
Bumping an old but useful thread:
MyPaint Windows/Linux and a bunch of free brushes. I like the minimalist interface.
bumping it just in time for a new release, EscapeArtist...
http://libregraphicsworld.org/blog/entry/mypaint-1.1.0-released -
FOTOR
Just saw this: http://www.fotor.com/features/photo-effects.html
This is not Adobe LightRoom, but veeeeerry handy and easy to use and free!
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bricksntiles
http://www.bricksntiles.com -
Verve by Taron free only for PC for the moment!
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Has CrazyBump been mentioned?
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Thank you !
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Thanks Michal for SculptGL link.
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@krisidious said:
Has CrazyBump been mentioned?
I'm not sure if that app is still relevant, when last was it updated? Also $299, wowzers - I'm sure I've seen some free (or much cheaper apps) that will do the same.
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@juju said:
I'm not sure if that app is still relevant, when last was it updated?
Gotta agree with that.
I use Knald....
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Sorry, I don't use it myself... I don't render or post process so... I'm not in the know. Just remembered it wowing me years ago. Didn't know they wanted a pound of flesh for it.
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@krisidious said:
Sorry, I don't use it myself... I don't render or post process so... I'm not in the know. Just remembered it wowing me years ago. Didn't know they wanted a pound of flesh for it.
Don't be sorry, still a worthwhile contribution, either way.
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Krita has been mentioned before, but somehow lost on the thread. It has completely replaced my long years using Gimp. It's also free but way more advanced. Gimp has a lot of plugins, but Krita is way better.
Krita is:
- primarly a digital painting with a lot of brushes and an amazing and customizeable brushing system;
- Brushes can also be used for clone/heal and everything can be configured to the smallest detail;
- Non destructive layers for: Masks, Tone mapping and transformation effects.
- And what unbelievable transformation effects you can get on those layers (I still can't believe they are non destructive);
- Also if you replace the base layer image it applies the transformation/tonemapping effects to the new base image;
- It is perfectly capable of all the color, levels, curves, saturation adjustments and tone mapping on images up to 32-bits.
It has it's flaws and there's things that take a bit getting used to. But I recommend it to anyone dealing with digital images...
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have you try this low cost one ? 19 $ (Maybe more easy than Krita)
http://www.paintstormstudio.com/index.html -
Thanks Pilou,
I don't use Krita for Digital Painting but image editing, like most users here would use Gimp or Photoshop.
I've been using Gimp for very long but it isn't capable of dealing with HDR images nor EXR. Krita is and that's what made me start with it. However it's the Tonemapping and Transformation layers that make it perfect for photoediting and Sketchup/Thea/Krita is a very very powerful combo for post pro.
Maybe that one is good too, I don't know, but Krita is being underrated because it looks like only a painting software.
Take a look at cage transform here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1J9s7dNuSe4
Take a deeper look at features here:
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I tried Krita for the same reason of doing HDRI pp, but it crashed a few times in an hour. Maybe something changed in the meanwhile?
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