Paint.NET Resources and Tutorials
Paint.NET is a free photo editor for Windows which features layers, blending modes, special effects, unlimited undo history, and a number of image adjustments and filter effects. Besides the standard pixel-based painting and selection tools, Paint.NET also includes easy to use tools for drawing shapes and lines, a text tool, a clone stamp, and a recolor tool. Here you can find links to tutorials and other resources for the Paint.NET user community.
Enhance a Portrait with a Soft Focus "Glamour" Effect in Paint.NET
Learn how to enhance a portrait with a soft focus effect in Paint.NET. This technique is great for creating glamour portraits. It's also good for reducing JPEG artifacts. It mimics a soft focus or diffusion lens filter, softening the photo, reducing harsh lines and wrinkles, and intesifying the colors.
Learn how to enhance a portrait with a soft focus effect in Paint.NET. This technique is great for creating glamour portraits. It's also good for reducing JPEG artifacts. It mimics a soft focus or diffusion lens filter, softening the photo, reducing harsh lines and wrinkles, and intesifying the colors.
Whiten Teeth with Paint.NET
Learn how to whiten and brighten your smile in just a few steps using layers and blend modes in the free photo editor Paint.NET.
Learn how to whiten and brighten your smile in just a few steps using layers and blend modes in the free photo editor Paint.NET.
How to Smooth Out Jagged Lines in a Bitmap Image
There is a lot of old, royalty-free clip art that was originally digitized in a true 1-bit bitmap format which means 2 colors--black and white. This clip art tends to have jagged lines in a stair-step effect that does looks very nice on screen or in print. Fortunately, there's a little trick you can use to smooth out those jaggies fairly quickly in the majority of image editing software.
There is a lot of old, royalty-free clip art that was originally digitized in a true 1-bit bitmap format which means 2 colors--black and white. This clip art tends to have jagged lines in a stair-step effect that does looks very nice on screen or in print. Fortunately, there's a little trick you can use to smooth out those jaggies fairly quickly in the majority of image editing software.
Paint.NET
Paint.NET free photo editor screen shot and mini-review.
Paint.NET free photo editor screen shot and mini-review.
Glass Orbs
This tutorial shows you how to make glassy orbs with Paint.NET.
This tutorial shows you how to make glassy orbs with Paint.NET.
Paint.NET Gradients
This tutorial shows a simple way to make gradients in Paint.NET.
This tutorial shows a simple way to make gradients in Paint.NET.