This video shows that most of the time you don’t need to use selections when using Eye Candy. The Chrome filter is used in this tutorial, but the same rules apply to all of Eye Candy’s filters.
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I downloaded “Blow Up” trial to my program files.
“Lightroom” is not showing “Blow Up” as a plug-in.
I have tried “Add” from “Lightroom Plug In Manager” several times and get a warning error that the plug in can not be installed?
Hope you can help as I plan to purchase “Blow Up” and possibly the “Bundle”.
Thanks.
Phil
When you used the Blow Up 3 installer, did you select Lightroom as the host program? When Blow Up 3 is installed correctly, it will appear under the Photo > Edit In menu of Lightroom. Here is an article you can use if Blow Up 3 is not in the proper menu.
http://support.alienskin.com/entries/20669676-software-not-showing-up-in-lightroom
After reading this article, if your issue is not resolved, please visit http://support.alienskin.com to submit a support ticket.
Best regards,
Robert Lounsberry