I decided to upgrade X4 to X6. 64 bit seemed promising, and the several add-ons seemed worthwhile, all at a reasonable price. So, exactly where does the "Ultimate Creative Collection" appear after I install it? What about Painter Lite (no desktop shortcut, no start menu shortcut, though I can find it in the programs folder and launch it from there)? And OBTW, I like the implementation of Perfectly Clear ... any way to get it to plug in to Aftershot Pro?
If anyone from Corel reads these posts, has anyone thought of tighter integration of Aftershot (non-destructive RAW processing) with PSP so you can smoothly transition from basic corrections and image management to final product? That's what I do, and a more seamless transition (I honestly don't know if Adobe does this with Lightroom/Photoshop) would be welcome.
PSP X6 Ultimate Extras
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Re: PSP X6 Ultimate Extras
In X5 Ult, the "extras" are in "Effects / Plugins" -> KPT and NIK are in there.
Painter Lite is a completely separate application they are nearly giving away right now. I forgot to add to my cart when I did checkout for my X6 upgrade box that is hopefully on its way to me... I kinda wanted to check it out for that price even though I don't do digital art any more than photo editing.
EricB
Painter Lite is a completely separate application they are nearly giving away right now. I forgot to add to my cart when I did checkout for my X6 upgrade box that is hopefully on its way to me... I kinda wanted to check it out for that price even though I don't do digital art any more than photo editing.
EricB