OT: Picture viewer 2005-06-21 - By Anthony Rossano
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Ya know, you could use the XSI compositor and the Vector paint node.
Just file in, then plug it into the vector paint node, double click on
the vector paint node and paint away.
ATR
Scott McGinley wrote:
> I'm not sure if this is what your looking for but
> photoshop can show a picture full screen. just hit f
> twice and then turn off all your pallets. of cousre it
> wouldn't work to well for a sequence of images.
>
> scott
> --- Demian Zarins <demian.zarins@(protected)> wrote:
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>>Hi folks,
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>>I�m wondering if anyone knows of a picture viewer
>>that can present
>>pictures in
>>full screen (like ACDsee) but also allows you to
>>paint directly on the the
>>picture?
>>It doesn�t need to be any high tech painting just
>>scribbling basically.
>>
>>/Demian
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