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19-May-10 00:00
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Elated Elated's avatar Rank: gold
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This is a forum topic for discussing the article "Using Photoshop's Smart Filters":

http://www.elated.com/articles/photoshop-smart-filters/

Learn how to use Photoshop's Smart Filters to create a variety of interesting, tweakable filter effects in your images.
03-Jun-10 17:32
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mguerra79 mguerra79's avatar Rank: bronze
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Hi guys, in this case Matt. So, Smart Objects came in CS2 and the filters only in CS3? Thought it was with CS2 also... I know that people didn't got the «big picture» at that moment, but thought so...

Nice tutorial. Keep them up!

Márcio Guerra

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05-Jun-10 04:33
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Wow, never knew how to use smart filters before and this is SUCH an easy tutorial! I'm learning many new things on Elated tonight
07-Jun-10 02:48
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Thanks @mguerra79 and @DebG. I'm glad you enjoyed the tutorial!

Yes, I'm pretty sure Smart Filters were new to CS3 - ah yes, here we go:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adobe_Photoshop_release_history

Smart Objects in CS2, Smart Filters in CS3.

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22-Sep-10 12:44
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I use Photoshop all the time but I haven't used smart filters or smart objects before. It's amazing all the features that they have managed to cram into Photoshop. More stuff to play with!
 
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