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Can I convert image to look like Atari or NES style?

Adam Ooten

09-18-04 - 09:14 AM

I have Photoshop 7.0 and what I want to do is to take an image, and
make it look like a old school game image.  For example, if i took a
image of a flower and made it look like a flower might look on the old
NES or Atari.  Like built with only a few blocks of color...  Does this
make any sense?  And is it even possible with Photoshop or anything
else?

Thanks in advance,
Adam

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Re: Can I convert image to look like Atari or NES style?

Alex R

09-18-04 - 09:14 AM

Try Image>Adjustments>Posterize.

AlexR.

Adam Ooten wrote:
> I have Photoshop 7.0 and what I want to do is to take an image, and
> make it look like a old school game image.  For example, if i took a
> image of a flower and made it look like a flower might look on the old
> NES or Atari.  Like built with only a few blocks of color...  Does this
> make any sense?  And is it even possible with Photoshop or anything
> else?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Adam
>

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Re: Can I convert image to look like Atari or NES style?

Artie

09-20-04 - 12:14 AM

pixellate?

"Alex R" <alexr@emailbox.com.au> wrote in message
news:414bdb6f_1@news.iprimus.com.au...
> Try Image>Adjustments>Posterize.
>
> AlexR.
>
> Adam Ooten wrote:

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