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Just scored a new plugin for PS
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Join Date: May 2005
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Pops sprung some money for some toys. We are going through and editing old family photos and he bought this plugin called 'Fluid Mask' (as well as a Griffin power-knob thingy).
So far, easy to use plugin. I've been taking old pictures of my sisters and editing out the backgrounds and it is fairly intuitive. I don't know how much he paid for the plugin.
Does anyone have any experience with it?
It definitely helps kill time 
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Join Date: Aug 2002
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Join Date: Oct 2005
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How do you like the griffin powermate? I keep looking at them, but they seem pricey for a dial/button. I mean how much can you really program it to do with one button?
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Thank you for the links almaink, I hadn't even checked the websites yet. Pops really went all out. From what I can tell, Fluid mask has gotten rave reviews.
I feel lucky
If anyone else is bored, check it out.
As far as the Powermate goes, I have it set up right now to forward songs in iTunes with a push-click. I hear rumors it will blink when I have new mail, but haven't found that utility yet. It feels so solid, like a good piece of audio gear.
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Join Date: Jun 2003
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Ouch $250.00
Is it really that easy to use?
Can you post a sample before and after PSD?
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