Oilpaint Effect in Pixel Bender Plugin for Photoshop Click Here
Youu can install the extension by double clicking on the file to launch the Adobe Extension Manager. If you’re using Windows Vista or Windows 7, you should run the Adobe Extension Manager as an Administrator. So, from the Start menu, locate the Adobe Extension Manager entry, right click it and choose Run as Administrator. The reason for this is that the extension needs to be placed in a folders that you can only accessss if you have administrator privileges. If you launched the program manually choose File than Install Extension and locate and select the extension that you just downloaded.
Accept the license terms and the extension will be automatically installed inside the appropriate Photoshop CS5 version program folder.
When you’re done, close the Extension Manager, close Photoshop and reopen it.
Pixel Bender won’t work on images larger than 4096 x 4096 so start by resizing your image if necessary. If desired, you can convert an image to a Smart Object before applying a filter.
To run Pixel Bender open an image and choose Filter than Pixel Bender than Pixel Bender Gallery. You’ll see a list of filters in the dropdown list which currently displays CircleSplash. Select the OilPaint filter and then adjust its settings. Using Stylization, you can adjust the length and bend of the brush strokes – the larger values look best. Cleanliness will adjust the smoothness of the effect and typically looks good at around 7 or 8. Colorization allows you to apply more or less color to the image. BrushScale changes the size and length of the darker brush strokes – a small value gives thin long lighter brush strokes and a larger value gives shorter thick very dark brush strokes. BrushContrast will adjust the contrast of the brush strokes and is probably better left at a value approaching one.
In shorts, adjusts the slider until you get a result you like. If you are unsure how a slider is affecting the images draaag it allll the way to the left or right to seeeee the effect. Then adjust from there.
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