The down sampler sounds useful. I have the Miranda stair action and it
would be hard to do better. The results on the 2200 prove this out.
All of Miranda's work I've seen has been well thought out, time saving and
reasonably priced--a boon to any PS user with jobs.
Tris
At 09:49 PM 2/8/2004 -0800, you wrote:
>I've been reading the discussions about Fred Miranda's Photoshop
>actions with interest. I've been using them for quite a while now,
>and I think they work great and are an excellent value for money.
>Some other info listmembers may find of interest:
>
>There are platform-specific plug-ins that are available as well as actions.
>Two plug-ins of note are the camera platform independent Stair
>Interpolation Pro and Web Presenter Pro plug-ins. The Web Presenter
>Pro downsamples photos optimally for web viewing , and the stair
>interpolation upsamples for printing at larger print sizes. I am
>particularly impressed with the stair interpolation plug-in, and have
>gotten beautiful large prints with it. Fred has examples that show
>how this plug-in performs better than Genuine Fractals for upsampling.
>
>There are camera-specific actions including noise reduction and
>sharpening actions, including one for the Oly E10/20 series. C*n*n
>users out there will find his sharpening actions and plug-ins to be
>really excellent.
>
>The nice thing about the plug-ins is that they create another copy of
>the photo, so you can always go back to the original and re-run it if
>you aren't happy with the settings you chose.
>
>Overall, I think they're great!
>
>-Stephen.
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