I've been experimenting with Lazy Nezumi for the past few days and I gotta say, I'm REALLY loving it!
First and foremost, it adds to Photoshop the feature it has been sorely missing: SMOOTHING! Yes, friends, you can use your favorite brush AND have the smoothing features of ArtRage / SAI! And the smoothing is fully customizable. Plus, there are different types of smoothing. And pressure equalization. (If you're like me, your stroke pressure tends to vary unless you draw your lines very quickly.) No more lines of varying thickness.
Second, and probably my favorite tools, are the guides and perspective tools. There's an orthographic guide that helps you with straight lines, there's a 2-point perspective tool for your scenes, and there's a fisheye tool to help with those curved scenes that some artists are super fond of. (I'm looking at you, wolfy-nail .)
And it works with programs outside of PS. Want to use the perspective tools in SAI? Just hook the program to SAI's window.
I'm going to have to shill on this one... If you want to use PS but really want to have input smoothing, then try this. It's $35, but it comes with a 30-day free trial that is full-featured. (Nothing is locked out. You can tweak the settings to your heart's content.)
wolfy-nail .)
