[SGIArtist]

I made a short speedpaint demo on my O2. I converted the VGA signal with an Extron RGB-HDMI 300 A and used a USB capture device. The original video is about 80 minutes long, so I sped it up to make it shorter. The overall painting process went quite smoothly and apart from some convenient features missing (it is Photoshop 3 after all), this setup is quite usable.

[indigofan]

I made a short speedpaint demo on my O2. I converted the VGA signal with an Extron RGB-HDMI 300 A and used a USB capture device. The original video is about 80 minutes long, so I sped it up to make it shorter. The overall painting process went quite smoothly and apart from some convenient features missing (it is Photoshop 3 after all), this setup is quite usable.

Awesome, I still think that PS 3 was perfect and became bloatware as Adobe kept pushing more functionality into the app.

[Irinikus]

Very nicely done!

[SGIArtist]

Awesome, I still think that PS 3 was perfect and became bloatware as Adobe kept pushing more functionality into the app.

Thanks. Yeah, worst of it is that the bloat necessitates beefy hardware even if you don't utilize the majority of the features.

Very nicely done!

Thanks!

[weblacky]

Wow, I'm like a permanent noobie with Photoshop (can barely do what I need) but I never considered leaving swatches on the screen for colors. What other little tricks do you use?

[SGIArtist]

You give me too much credit . I'm a noob myself. I just used the swatches because they're set as default, you can see later in the video I switched to a grey scale bar. Though starting with a set of grey scale values is probably not a bad idea.