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My biggest annoyance with FotoSketcher was that the installer downloaded an additional installer for the Ask.com toolbar, even though I selected the option not to install it. I also liked the simplicity of making minor changes and the end result using FotoSketcher. However, even with multiple changes, FotoSketcher never crashed, hung, or threw an “out of memory” error message, which did happen when I tested the same large image with similar Photoshop, Illustrator, and PhotoPlus X5 ($90) filters. The effects take anywhere from a couple of seconds to a few minutes to render, depending on the resolution of your source image–and an 8-megapixel image straight from my Nikon SLR used all of my 4GB of RAM to process.
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After you’ve rendered your image into a sketch or artwork, you can use the manual brush to touch up, blur, and swirl areas of your art that don’t work quite right. FotoSketcher includes one tool, however, that’s really valuable: the Manual Retouch Brush. But both CameraBag 2 and MAGIX’s image editing controls–like brightness and contrast adjustments–are more sophisticated and complete. The editing tools in FotoSketcher are nowhere near as complex or complete as those found in Photoshop or even GIMP (a free, open source, photo editor), but the simplicity and ease of creating artwork with FotoSketcher’s filters easily makes up for having to have an additional tool in your art box.įotoSketcher’s filter effects are more artistic than CameraBag 2 ($24) a similar photo editing tool that features nostalgic camera and film effects, or MAGIX Photo Designer, a free editing tool that includes many artistic presets.
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You can also simplify your image on a sliding scale, which is useful if you are to take full advantage of FotoSketcher’s drawing filters. Adjustments include Luminosity, Contrast, Saturation, and Blur/Sharpen.
On the contrary, this little freebie includes some pretty powerful tools, and the FotoSketcher filters especially are not only cheaper than Photoshop’s: They’re better.Īfter you first open an image in FotoSketcher, you use the intuitive UI to easily crop, resize, and modify. But don’t let FotoSketcher’s price fool you into thinking it’s a basic program. Image Credits: All photos by Jessica Johnson and used with permission.If you imagine yourself using Adobe Photoshop or Illustrator filters to change your photo into digital art, but don’t picture yourself paying for expensive software to do so, then free FotoSketcher–a fun, artistic, easy-to-learn photo editing program–is for you. And if you want to see more of Johnson’s work, head over to the Creators Couture website or give her a follow on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. To learn more about this interesting creation, watch some tutorials, or download the free sampler check out the feature on Adobe Create. All of the brushes should be fully compatible with Adobe CS5 and above, although the brush sampler is meant to be used with Adobe Creative Cloud. The brushes were recently featured on Adobe Create, and while the whole pack will cost you $19 over on the Creators Couture website, you can download a free sampler at the Adobe website. It’s like painting with a customizable pixel size.
Once you’ve chosen your specific patten brush, the other way you control the effect is brush size-the smaller the size, the more detailed the rendering. There are to categories of brushes, artistic and aligned, which either keep things closer to the original pixels or spread out the color more.
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