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"PhoXo Overview By Artsieladie"
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A little about the digital program, PhoXo.....
Note: It's usually best to download programs directly from the "home site" of a particular program whenever possible, unless you know an alternate site for download is reputable and safe. Downloading from sites other than the home site, increases your risk of downloading malicious spyware and malware that can be "piggybacked" with a program and then placed onto your computer AND 'very possibly' without you being the wiser.
PhoXo: http://www.phoxo.com/en/ (English version)
I have used this digital program, PhoXo*, somewhat. It has a feature where you can add clip art images to your work that come from PhoXo's Clip Art Gallery. However, the program does not offer the capability to
add your own, at least, not yet that I know of.
There is an extensive number of attractive frames offered by the program as well that allows you to frame your work and they can be adjusted to: narrow, normal, and thick. Like the images, you can only add from the PhoXo Frame Gallery with the exception, you can make and add 'simple' gradient frames.
PhoXo has tools such as, pattern, stamp, shape, fade, and gradient, offering some cool and unique capabilities.
⁕ The pattern tool offers some cool pattern backgrounds.
⁕ The stamp tool is similar to how Photoshop's shape tool works.
⁕ The shape tool is used with a layer coloured or with an image and the selected shape is "lifted" from the background it's applied to, making only the shape itself left "of the background applied to" and the rest is wiped, made transparent.
⁕ The fade tool is unique in that it repeats an image but fades it out behind the image chosen.
⁕ The gradient tool is simplistic in that it creates 'simple' gradients.
You can read CNET's review about PhoXo also and they offer the download of PhoXo as well. I will say, I have used CNET many times for downloading without any problems:
http://download.cnet.com/PhoXo/3000-2192_4-75374051.html
Personally, I like having a variety of digital editing programs because different programs have different features, particularly in regards to effects and filters, which means you can do different things with different programs. Here is an example of using a combination of PhoXo, PicMonkey, and Photoshop. Note the '7' phasing/fading out.
If you decide to give it a try, enjoy!
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Note: It's usually best to download programs directly from the "home site" of a particular program whenever possible, unless you know an alternate site for download is reputable and safe. Downloading from sites other than the home site, increases your risk of downloading malicious spyware and malware that can be "piggybacked" with a program and then placed onto your computer AND 'very possibly' without you being the wiser.
PhoXo: http://www.phoxo.com/en/ (English version)
I have used this digital program, PhoXo*, somewhat. It has a feature where you can add clip art images to your work that come from PhoXo's Clip Art Gallery. However, the program does not offer the capability to
add your own, at least, not yet that I know of.
There is an extensive number of attractive frames offered by the program as well that allows you to frame your work and they can be adjusted to: narrow, normal, and thick. Like the images, you can only add from the PhoXo Frame Gallery with the exception, you can make and add 'simple' gradient frames.
PhoXo has tools such as, pattern, stamp, shape, fade, and gradient, offering some cool and unique capabilities.
⁕ The pattern tool offers some cool pattern backgrounds.
⁕ The stamp tool is similar to how Photoshop's shape tool works.
⁕ The shape tool is used with a layer coloured or with an image and the selected shape is "lifted" from the background it's applied to, making only the shape itself left "of the background applied to" and the rest is wiped, made transparent.
⁕ The fade tool is unique in that it repeats an image but fades it out behind the image chosen.
⁕ The gradient tool is simplistic in that it creates 'simple' gradients.
You can read CNET's review about PhoXo also and they offer the download of PhoXo as well. I will say, I have used CNET many times for downloading without any problems:
http://download.cnet.com/PhoXo/3000-2192_4-75374051.html
Personally, I like having a variety of digital editing programs because different programs have different features, particularly in regards to effects and filters, which means you can do different things with different programs. Here is an example of using a combination of PhoXo, PicMonkey, and Photoshop. Note the '7' phasing/fading out.
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If you decide to give it a try, enjoy!
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