BeCasso and Waterbrush Photo Painting: Tips and Tricks
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video, I'm sharing with you my technique on how to make digital painting from a photo using BeCasso or Waterbrush apps on iPAD or Android tabs.
For detailed tutorials please visit my site at www.photo2paint.com
Love your tutorials Yuri! Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
I have the three apps you used and never really knew how they worked. This tutorial has been so helpful.
Thank you so much for your tutorials. I’ve had these apps for awhile and never understood how to use them.
Glad it worked good for you, Denise.
as always - very useful and helpful for me. thanks so much Yuri :)
Thank you for the helpful tutorial. Waterbrush premium is cheaper than Becasso premium.
Hi yurithanks for the tuition videos. I have lots of photo images tha I would love to transform into painted canvas art. I do not have an iPad so use windows 10, I do not use photoshop and have started to use Fotosketcher and have downloaded the brushes that you offer but for some reason I am not able to open any of the brush files, are you able to recomend another easy to use program that may give me a better result. Thanks Glenn
With screen resolution 4096x2731, what is the maximum file size, or file size limit for Waterbrush, Becasso, and icolorama? Can the output be up sized for printing a big backdrop 8ftx10ft or about 2.5mx3m? Thanks.
Sorry for the late reply: The export resolution is up to 64 megapixels. This is more than sufficient for large scale prints.
Just found your channel and was eager to follow you to help my own love of photo art. The problem seems to be that all of the software you use and show tips on are for Apple products. I am a Windows user and feel a bit disappointed that there seems to be no support for Windows users......which is by far the most used operating system! Do you have any videos on a separate channel for Winows?
Nigel, on iPad it is easier to use apple pencil for digital painting. And there are great apps which you will not find for Windows. There are also great Windows soft which you will not find for Apple. For example, Fotosketcher or Impressionist plugin - only for Windows. I have full tutorials for both on www.photo2paint.com site. They are free to access now.
@@photo2paint206 Many thanks Yuri - I will head over to see your tutorials. I don't use any pencil or Wacom type pad as I am a photographer who likes to turn some of my shots into photo art. I use Dynamic Auto Painter and SmartPhotoEditor as my main software but always on the lookout for something different. Thanks again