I’ve done some brightness/contrast adjustments on this to get it to stand out some more, but thats about all there is to using the plugin. My use is quite crude, this can be applied to many many situations with greater effect.
Evaluation:
Overall, this software is very easy to use and gives good results for the time it takes. But, I have to think that anyone who has spent the money on a major program like Photoshop will have the skill and motivation to learn simple masking and blending.
Knowing how to use the tools in Photoshop would probably eliminate any need for the plugin, but unless you are well practiced at blending and colouring this can be hard to acheive. Its maybe more useful as a guide from which you can see how images would blend together before you spend the time to make them yourself.
Enjoy!
~ Cof ~
About the author:
I live in Northern Ireland, currently still in school studying to do Sonic Arts at university. Enjoy photography (Nikon D70) and Photoshop (Cs), aswell as playing bass in jazz bands and singing choral/classical works. Check out my Profile/Gallery for more tutorials and to see my work.
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