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Photoshop REALLY hidden features...???


:bustagut: Well Erik, you know by now that even I sometimes like to come up with filters that don't exist, so I could really appreciate your post! :righton: :D
 
I know... I'm a spoil soprt... if it's any consolation, your explaination was believable enough that I did try it once just to make sure ;)
 
Well done, Erik!! :righton:

Hey, I was fooled for a moment, maybe two. Oh those crazy PS Gurus mods!! :D :D
 
Sorry, Mindbender. It was not my intention to say you spoined the fun! But I know Gauss: he knows everything that goes on on the Internet, so if there had been such a posting at Adobe, he would have seen it and mentioned it here before I ever got a chance.
Right. Be prepared for next year: it'll be much better prepared...
Thank you all for playing along!!!
 
[upset] I should've read ON instead of trying it about 50,000 times!!!!!!! [stuned] [stuned] [stuned] [stuned] OMG, and that's what you get if you don't read everything before taking your action! :D [stuned] nice joke :bustagut:
 
:bustagut: :bustagut: :bustagut: I might have known that you'd fall the hardest, Alistair! :P :P :P
 
Hey, crown prince Alistair: you did learn a lot 'bout the custom filter, didn't you? Ever tried it out before???

Yet...I would not be surprised if such features were hidden somewhere: it sounds so realistic, don't you think? Only the method isn't correct. Yet...
 
That's what got me to actually try it... the part with the custom filter. With the 7 7 and 8 8 numbers it made it look like something they would do... like the picture of the puppies. Crazy stuff in there. hehe ;)
 
Excuse me, but there is an easter egg in PS7, well actually in Image Ready!
In Imageready 7, choose FILE>About ImageReady
Then Command/Crtl click on the water area to get a little surprise!
If it's just too much for you then Command/Crtl-option/Alt click to remove the surpries.
 
:D
And if you want to see the "Liquid Sky" screen (code name during its development) in Photoshop 7:
While holding down the 'Ctrl' key, select 'Help' > 'About Photoshop'.
 
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