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Post by whippet on Dec 17, 2019 21:25:37 GMT
Many thanks, Sepiana.
I have never had anything to do with that section of the tools, before.
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Post by Sepiana on Dec 17, 2019 21:52:05 GMT
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Post by fotofrank on Dec 18, 2019 21:08:25 GMT
Sepiana - thanks for stepping in and helping out.
Sepiana - Nice take on Batman.
Tom - The effect worked great on that Image.
Margaret - great thinking - applying a cartoon effect on a cartoon.
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Fauxtoto
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Post by Fauxtoto on Dec 21, 2019 19:18:34 GMT
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Post by fotofrank on Dec 22, 2019 2:07:24 GMT
Thanks Maurice - I like your's very much. It seem to work well with your image.
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Post by harryllama on Mar 11, 2021 17:29:43 GMT
Frank, great tutorial -- just a few steps, very interesting effect, and . . . room for tweaking. Lots of fun ahead! - Created the background with Filter Forge (Cross-stitch Pattern). - Created the frame effect with Filter Forge (Halftone Frame). - Image from Pixabay.  This is a neat image, Sepiana! Unlike many of the comic filter effects, I notice that yours has smoother transitions between the color blocks. How did you manage that, and yet still keep it cartoony? |
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Post by Sepiana on Mar 11, 2021 19:43:24 GMT
This is a neat image, Sepiana ! Unlike many of the comic filter effects, I notice that yours has smoother transitions between the color blocks. How did you manage that, and yet still keep it cartoony? , thanks! Glad to to hear that. It was managed by adjusting the Posterization setting when applying the Poster Edges filter. This setting can produce blocks of colors. The filter setting parameters for Posterization are --- Minimum 0 and Maximum 6 (default 2). Moving the slider to the right will smooth the transition between the blocks of colors. If you want to practice using the same image, here is the link to download it from Pixabay. pixabay.com/photos/isolated-woman-model-hat-young-1186137/ |
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Post by tourerjim on Mar 11, 2021 22:20:18 GMT
Think this could be an addictive idea.  |
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Post by Moto on Apr 5, 2021 5:10:38 GMT
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stinson
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Post by stinson on Sept 11, 2021 20:49:29 GMT
Daughters 6th or 7th birthday breakfast  |
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Post by hmca on Sept 11, 2021 22:33:11 GMT
Michael, you chose a great image for this effect. I think it turned out well. Hope you are pleased. Bet she would like it.
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Post by stinson on Sept 12, 2021 3:10:39 GMT
Michael, you chose a great image for this effect. I think it turned out well. Hope you are pleased. Bet she would like it. Yeah she likes it 17 years later. She thinks it is cool. I am enjoying it. Thanks. |
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Post by stinson on Sept 13, 2021 22:42:38 GMT
one more from a trip to Montana  |
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Post by stinson on Sept 15, 2021 14:37:54 GMT
I didn't realize it but I really didn't use the fotofrank guide. I used the Graphic Novel filter in Elements with Blending mode set to Luminosity and I just discovered this is exclusive to Elements and not in Photoshop. As a result I was not able to write an action for this effect. |
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Post by whippet on Sept 15, 2021 19:46:20 GMT
Brilliant.
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