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| T. Underwood 2006-08-17, 10:43 pm |
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Does anyone know of a plugin or something along that line that will take a
persons picture (in a separate layer) and turn it into a cartoon like
character.
Thanks
Tim
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| Lori Davis 2006-08-18, 4:42 am |
| T. Underwood wrote:
> Does anyone know of a plugin or something along that line that will take a
> persons picture (in a separate layer) and turn it into a cartoon like
> character.
>
Depends on what sort of cartoon-like effect you want. Here's one
approach. Duplicate the original layer twice. On the top layer, apply
Effects | Edge Effects | Find All followed by Adjust | Brightness and
Contrast | Threshold. Set the blend mode of that layer to Multiply. Then
make the layer below that one active and apply Effects | Artistic
Effects | Posterize. Go back to the top layer and adjust the opacity as
needed. (The bottom layer is there just in case you want another copy of
the original layer.)
Lori
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| Lori Davis 2006-08-18, 4:42 am |
| Lori Davis wrote:
> T. Underwood wrote:
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> Depends on what sort of cartoon-like effect you want. Here's one
> approach. Duplicate the original layer twice. On the top layer, apply
> Effects | Edge Effects | Find All followed by Adjust | Brightness and
> Contrast | Threshold. Set the blend mode of that layer to Multiply. Then
> make the layer below that one active and apply Effects | Artistic
> Effects | Posterize. Go back to the top layer and adjust the opacity as
> needed. (The bottom layer is there just in case you want another copy of
> the original layer.)
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And here's another variation in which Adjust | Add/Remove Noise | Edge
Preserving Smooth is applied to the lower duplicate layer before
Posterize is applied.
Lori
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| Lori Davis 2006-08-18, 4:42 am |
| Lori Davis wrote:
> Lori Davis wrote:
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> And here's another variation in which Adjust | Add/Remove Noise | Edge
> Preserving Smooth is applied to the lower duplicate layer before
> Posterize is applied.
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And here's what you'd get if you didn't use the Find All layer, but just
the one to which you applied Edge Preserving Smooth followed by Posterize.
Lori
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| Carrie Osmo 2006-08-18, 4:42 am |
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| Spandex Rutabaga 2006-08-18, 4:42 am |
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"T. Underwood" wrote:
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> Does anyone know of a plugin or something along that line that will take a
> persons picture (in a separate layer) and turn it into a cartoon like
> character.
Could you post a link to an example of what you would like to
see as the "cartoon like character" result.
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| Adriaan Barel 2006-08-18, 6:43 pm |
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"Joske" <j.backer@home.nl> wrote in message news:44e5476d_3@cnews
> T. Underwood wrote:
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> This script highly depends on the size and content of a photo it's
> run on. But maybe you'd like to give it a try anyway and see what
> you think.
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> It's not really cartoonish either, but personally I have never been
> able to come close to a good smooth cartoon imitation in PSP, and I
> don't know of credible filters that do so either. Smooth (little
> detail), saturated, and probably outlines, are the keywords for
> cartooning.
>
> Joske
Some beautiful colours there Joske. :-)
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| Rustiferion 2006-08-20, 6:41 pm |
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I dug around on the site for a while, but I couldn't find a script called
'Comic Book 9' - or any comic book script, for that matter. Pity, for that
seems exactly the effect I was looking for a few weeks ago, and would like
to try again.
Perhaps it is a combination of several other DAR scripts, like Hatch +
Warhol...?
~Rusty
"Carrie Osmo" <c_osmo@NOspamcop.net> wrote in message
news:44e53a9c_2@cnews...
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> Or there is an excellent script for a quick result :o)
> I find it very useful and a good place to start !!
> Written by Tracy Pori called -=Comic Book 9=-
> 'Author': 'Tracy Pori',
> 'Copyright': '2004 Digital Art Resources',
> 'Description': 'Creates a comic book looking image.
> Adjust the contrast and brightness of
> the image for optimum color and detail.',
> If interested you can visit the website though i can't see it.
> http://www.digitalartresources.com/...psp8scripts.htm
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| Spandex Rutabaga 2006-08-20, 6:41 pm |
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Spandex Rutabaga wrote:
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> "T. Underwood" wrote:
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> Could you post a link to an example of what you would like to
> see as the "cartoon like character" result.
The reason you were asked to show examples has to do with the
limited ability of scripts to produce real "hand drawn" cartoon
effects. These results from Photoshop actions should illustrate
some of the limitations for you:
http://graphicssoft.about.com/od/ph...blactions02.htm
Part of the reason for these problems is illustrated by lighting
concepts used in real cartooning, such as these:
http://www.pensnpixels.com/shedlight.htm
Those are reasons why it is not very clear just what it is you
want.
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| Carrie Osmo 2006-08-21, 3:39 am |
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No it is a script in itself may have been posted to
the lists at sometime. If there is an addy at the site write
directly and ask her if it is available and where.
I am not sure where it would be housed otherwise.
carrie
"Rustiferion" <no.reply@all.com> wrote in message news:44e8bceb$1_1@cnews...
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> I dug around on the site for a while, but I couldn't find a script called 'Comic Book 9' - or any comic book script, for that
> matter. Pity, for that seems exactly the effect I was looking for a few weeks ago, and would like to try again.
>
> Perhaps it is a combination of several other DAR scripts, like Hatch + Warhol...?
>
> ~Rusty
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> "Carrie Osmo" <c_osmo@NOspamcop.net> wrote in message news:44e53a9c_2@cnews...
> <snip>
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Sorry it took so long to get back. Just wanted to let you know that this
particular script was exactly what i was looking for. I wasn't real sure
how to ask the question...other than cartoon like..I thought of asking for a
surreal cartoon effect but that would have just mucked up the water even
move. Thanks to all.
"Joske" <j.backer@home.nl> wrote in message news:44e5476d_3@cnews...
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> T. Underwood wrote:
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> This script highly depends on the size and content of a photo it's
> run on. But maybe you'd like to give it a try anyway and see what
> you think.
>
> It's not really cartoonish either, but personally I have never been
> able to come close to a good smooth cartoon imitation in PSP, and I
> don't know of credible filters that do so either. Smooth (little
> detail), saturated, and probably outlines, are the keywords for
> cartooning.
>
> Joske
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> http://members.home.nl/j.a.c.backer/
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Tim wrote:
> "Joske" wrote
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> Sorry it took so long to get back. Just wanted to let you know
> that this particular script was exactly what i was looking for.
> I wasn't real sure how to ask the question...other than cartoon
> like..I thought of asking for a surreal cartoon effect but that
> would have just mucked up the water even move. Thanks to all.
Let's say it's a sort of watercolor cartoon, I don't know if the
expression exists but it does seem appropriate.
I'm glad it was what you could use.
Joske
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