As far as i know additive in photoshop is called linear dodge. Dont ask
me why
Thomas Helzle wrote:
Well, you can finally edit HDR images in 32Bit in Photoshop CS 2 -
this is the only reason why I think about upgrading from version 6 ;-)
But I'm sure it will take another 5 versions until Photoshop will get
a simple "Additive" Layermode >LOL<
Anyway, it's the standard whatsoever.
Cheers,
Thomas Helzle
On Tue, 28 Mar 2006 11:33:34 +0200, Tim Leydecker <BauerOink(at)gmx.de>
wrote:
I still don't see "THE" 3D app like THE Photoshop on the market.
On a sidenote, no intention to get OT, I?d welcome as much
development take place in the "2D-Photoshop" area as is
happening in the 3D app circus currently.
For 2D I miss:
*true highdynamic range editing not just a *.raw converter...
*2D lighting made easier by an advanced layering/masking system
*vectorbased editing (*.swf) for logo/type stuff
*automatic pass gathering
*displacementpreview, bumppreview, specular preview
Basically, Photoshop does nothing, it just sits there (fat).
Most true innovations come from 2D compositing programs
or 2D/3D paintprograms. The only thing in Photoshop really
re-visited since version 7 is it?s licensing scheme, writting
into the MasterBootRecord of the system disk. umh,...
Whatever.
I like XSI alot.
Seems to constantly evolve.
Cheers
tim
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