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Jun 21st, 2005 at 6:13pm

flyboy 28   Offline
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Hey all. Which program is good for repaints? I'm just looking to do a few over the summer. Nothing special..


Thanks

James
 
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Reply #1 - Jun 21st, 2005 at 7:26pm

wji   Offline
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PIXIA 3.1 It's free.
 

... PhotoShop 7 user
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Reply #2 - Jun 22nd, 2005 at 10:35am

flyboy 28   Offline
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Thank you wji. I'll give it a go.
 
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Reply #3 - Jul 12th, 2005 at 8:43pm

Toby Turlington   Offline
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Hey Guys,

I'm 17 years old and been repainting aircrafts for 2 years now just for fun then about 7 months ago been painting my fleet for my VA.

I dont know much about Pixie program but i'm downloading it now,

for my 1 and a half i've been using Paint shop pro 9.

and now for the past 5 months,

I am using Photoshop CS 8.

I use dxtbmp order to get the aircraft pics on Photoshop.

dxtbmp for the people that dont know is a File Converter that takes a file and converts it into .bmp to load up in a paint editor like Photoshop or Paint shop pro 9.

once you save from the paint editor you will have to go back to dxtbmp and reload the image from image reloader then save,

it will then save it back into the orig. file format.


I hope Pixie is Easy to use like photoshop cs 8.

Trying it know.

thanks for getting the word out for people like me to try Pixie.

regards,

Toby Turlington
 

Air Minnesota VA and Universal Flight Network CEO,&&&&Toby Turlington
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