Painter 2020 Auto Painting for Photographers

Make sure Auto Painting Panel is open by going to Window and choosing Auto Painting Panel.
Click “File” and open the file you want to auto paint
On the Photo Art Panel, Look at “Under-Painting” (make any changes you want). At bottom right of this tab click the Auto Clone icon. It will set up your document.
Click on the “Auto Painting” tab and click both Smart Stroke Painting and Smart Settings, make any other adjustments. Under the brush tab it will have chosen the last “Smart Stroke” brush you used, but feel free to change to any Smart Stroke brush (or any brush from another category).
Be sure to turn off the tracing paper so you cannot see the image (not necessary, but makes auto painting process funner). Hit the play button on the bottom of the Auto-Painting tab. Watch it paint!
NOTE: Brush strokes start large and progressively get smaller. Not all brushes can be used in Auto Painting.
Once completed add any additional brush strokes with paint color or by cloning.

[@marcelmaes5275]

Good to see that electronic painting/drawing takes the same patience as traditional painting: a simple mouseclick - as the name "autopainting" suggests - would always give the same results. Thanks for showing this!

[@marjoriestallard1272]

agreed ... a "computer generated" auto painting typically gets you the same results .... adding your own paint strokes (with a Wacom art pen or a stylus, never a mouse) makes it different, authentic, and your own

[@melaniem6158]

Great tutorial for a beginner like me! I have a question. How do I find the "Brush Calibration" box that is on the bottom right of your video? You had calibrated your brush and clicked within this box. What is the purpose of calibrating your brush? I do not see this box in my set up. Any direction would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!

[@marjoriestallard1272]

Many ways to get to it .... Edit, Preferences, Brush Tracking OR Window, Brush Control Panels, Brush Calibration .... the reason for doing this is because you always handle your stylus, or art pen differently. One day you may be softer than other or more heavy handed. So I leave it up and it I feel my brush isn't behaving I use it, or if I get up and walk away I always re do it. I do notice a difference when I use it :) Hope this helps.

[@guliyevshahriyar]

Thanks Marjorie😊

[@Soulartist13]

Very well-presented and at a good pace.

[@alixarteducation8767]

What a lovely tutorial! Very clear to understand and I was able to follow along with my own portrait! The instructor has a clear method, and explains it in an easy to understand, step by step voice with examples.

[@arabic5005]

Thanks

[@reynacastano]

Hi, how do you “toogle out of the paper so you can watch it paint”?

[@marjoriestallard1272]

On a PC CTRL T turns tracing paper on and off to be able to watch it paint. Hope this helps.

[@geeksxdxd]

@@marjoriestallard1272 you actually cant but you can go up to the upper toolbar and see the clone source panel and turn it off there..... btw ctrl t just change your tool to transformation manipulation tool

[@fomina5830]

Спасибо!

[@marjoriestallard1272]

you're welcome

[@ric-speed]

I want to make a script of an Auto-Paint and apply it to an animation, but it either does nothing, or applies the brush in a way that is not what I recorded, or hangs up in an endless loop. Is it even possible to do this? (P.S. I have subjected myself to the abuse of seeking an answer from Corel support, to no avail)

[@marjoriestallard1272]

When I do not know the answer, I say just that "I do not know!" I find it interesting that it affects your brush. I can research this, but I am not certain I will be able to get the results. My daughter works with animation and Painter both, so I shall ask her too. What animation program are you using?

[@jessietobias4125]

I love this program!

[@marjoriestallard1272]

I use several programs, this one is my absolute favorite, and go-to everytime!

[@lawrencediggs7957]

Can this be batch processed?

[@marjoriestallard1272]

I am not sure I understand the question

[@lawrencediggs7957]

@@marjoriestallard1272 In other applications I can select a group of images or a folder with a group of images and direct them to process all of the images in the same way. www.befunky.com/learn/batch-processing-photos/

[@marjoriestallard1272]

@@lawrencediggs7957 that is cool, but no Painter does not offer that.

[@handidarma6772]

pliss Can you give me that picture for i use as material?

[@marjoriestallard1272]

if you go to Unsplash you can get any image you want royalty free :) unsplash.com/

[@jmrolaes]

ma'am how do u do your cursor like rounded? thank you....

[@marjoriestallard1272]

Are you asking how the brush is showing up yellow and round on the screen? Or white and round? I want to make sure I understand question so I can answer correctly.

[@jmrolaes]

@@marjoriestallard1272 yes ma'am, im asking about the yellow and round one? is it free? thank u for you reply....

[@jmrolaes]

yellow and round on the screen...

[@marjoriestallard1272]

@@jmrolaes the yellow was the recording software I was using, i have it add a yellow circle to show where my brush/cursor is working

[@jmrolaes]

thank u for the info, Godbless...

[@F_R_I_E_Z_A]

Some mobile apps can also edit like that.

[@d.j.5950]

selling it for 10$ if anybody want, version 8