CGSD Photoshop Plugins

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CGSD Real Texture Tools Pro

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Цитата: In the process of developing our RealTexture Library, CGSD has developed a revolutionary set of texture making tools. RealTexture Tools™ are a series of professional Adobe Photoshop™ plug-ins designed to assist digital artists in the creation of realistic texture patterns. The tools add to Photohop's already powerful toolset, and is a must for animators, game developers, web designers, and graphic artists. RealTexture Pro currently includes: Dehaze Filter for Removing Atmospheric Haze Color Correction for Correcting Image Luminance and Chromaticity. This module includes the CGSD RealColor Database with over 300 carefully measured real world colors. AutoTile - This tool automatically creates seamlessly tileable texture patterns from Photoshop images Perspective - Corrects perspective distortions quickly and easily. A vast improvement over the Photoshop perspective tool. Synthesis - This tool allows the user to create a wide assortment of synthetic textures using fractal geometry. The synthetic textures generated will tile seamlessly.

CGSD Upright

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Цитата: Quite often, photographers need to quickly get in and out of a shoot without the luxury of time to set up a heavy tripod and align it to the horizon. Photo editing programs have come a long way recently in allowing for these corrections on the desktop. Unfortunately, however, they have not provided an accurate measuring tool that gives users the input needed to refine miss-aligned images. The digital artist must spend valuable time in making a series of hit-and-miss guesses in the post production process. Upright is an Adobe Photoshop™ plug-in that has been developed to help properly orientate an image so that its horizon appears straight. The tool works best with images containing perpendicular building walls or horizons. The user selects an area that contains a line or edge in the image, like the horizon or flag pole. The software will look at the region of pixels to determine a pattern that makes up a line. After a calculation, the image will be automatically rotated, at which the selected area appears straight.