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Planning 2022, I want to get more ideas from you about what topics you would like to see addressed in our monthly masterclasses.
Some topics that were suggested in the past have already been addressed. If we want to add a different angle on a past topic, that is fine, but it would not be fair to just repeat something already done.
I have some ideas. If you suggest something else, I will add it to this post, provided that it is clear and precise enough.
- Would it be a tool/command in PSP that you feel needs more explanation or exploration?
- Would it be a type of manipulation that you would like to learn more about?
- Would it be another way to create scrapbook projects to showcase photos/stories?
I do have some ideas that include:
- using fancy fonts with extra glyphs
- photo manipulations
- fantasy scene creation
- one more class on using Filter Forge effects
- more about Advent Calendars styles and ways to make them
- and surely another PaintShop Christmas
What else?
I would like to know about the various tools. I used the push tool in Lab 6 Mod 8 but it wasn’t great and I really don’t understand it. Also when you click on the push tool, I see that there are a great many tools in that area that I do not understand.
Also, in creating a shape paper clip, I did not understand how to use the pen tool and the knife tool to pull apart the pieces and push them to a new location.
I would like to see ways to enhance a portion of a photo, such as select a single person in a group photo and make that person stand out from the rest.
Hi,
I wouldn’t mind a Master Class on: –
photo manipulations
fantasy scene creation
one more class on using Filter Forge effectsover the next few months
Marvin, that is an interesting idea. How to make something stand out. Good idea.
Mary, I think there might be a need for more tutorials on using the Pen tool. This could be a specific element to address.
Colin, glad to see that some of those suggestions resonnate with you.
I think more classes or tutorials on how to use the various tools available in PSP. For me, it doesn’t do any good to have some of the classes that focus on making something specific if I don’t know how to use the tools needed.
I have used the clone and scratch remover but not sure if I’m using them efficiently. I’ve never tried the object remover. Of all the brushes, the only one I use is the burn brush… I’m not sure about any of the others (like lighten/darken) because if I do use them they don’t seem to do what I think they are supposed to do!
I also struggle with the other brushes like chalk, oil, crayon etc.
Good points Rene.
For the chalk, oil, crayon, have a look at the Art Media class. It will give you a good start.
For the Clone tool and Scratch remover, we have looked at them, in real examples in the Get Rid of It class.
But I will definitely look into offering more classes on those lesser-known tools.
I would definitely be very happy with tutorials/classes on the lesser-known tools (the pentool!) and an extra FilterForge. Photo manipulations sounds good too.
Hi,
I would also like to learn more about the same points as Rene, Corrie and MaryPhoto manipulations and the various tools.
For exemple, I didn’t know you could use the brush tool to color in for example, or to use bruches with the eraser tool.Carole what do you mean by : another way to create scrapbook projects?
Marie-Claire, I was mostly referring to the idea of different styles of scrapbooking, like I showed pocket scrapbooking, and the one with infographics. If someone sees a different style and would like that explored, it could become a class.
Carole ok, now I understand, different styles of scrapbooking that would be interesting indeed.
I also thought about the new Frame tool in PSP 2022, what the possibilities are with that, but that might be a bit difficult because probably not everyone has or wants to use PSP 2022 yet?I have never used the user defined filters. Is it something interesting to know for what and how it can be used? Or is there already a class or blog post about it somewhere?
Marie-Claire, I have tried to make sense of the User Defined filter, but the only thing I have been able to achieve is to play with the randomized settings. I have tried to analyze each of the settings, but I found that I would end up with effects similar to what the regular effects will give; a little blur here, a little sharpen here, etc. At this point, I don’t have enough information to make any kind of tutorial.
Carole, ok 👍
I’ve also tried shifting the settings, but I don’t understand how it works either. I was curiousI have taken notes of various suggestions for classes, from forum posts, Facebook posts, emails, and private messages. One of my post-it notes indicates “Dynamic frames“. If you saw that title for a class, what would it mean to you? What would you expect during that class?
As you know I enjoy creating my own frames. I keep them relatively simple, in order to not overpower the photos within them. I’m not a fan of ornate frames, like many of the ones in PSP frames. Here is a screen shot of how I would interpret ‘dynamic frames’ and one of my own simple frames. I suppose my frames could be classed as dynamic, compared to the very plain framing usually used in scrapbooking.
I’m asking someone who speaks German.
I like to try some of the workshop instructions (is it the right word) especially the mask from Day 7 in German (it’s easier for me). But unfortunately I don’t know what command I have to use for (Ctrl-A; select all) oder Ctrl-F; float). New Mask layer or Negative Image is okay, find it in German. Also I don’t know what command I have to use for Deselect (Ctrl.+C)
Christiane, HERE is a great resource you can keep. You just have to start with the correct menu on the left and you should get all the translations you need.
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