  PhoenixDown -- Wants FIOS Premium join:2003-06-08 Fresh Meadows, NY clubs:   | reply to pog Re: My first plugin...
Nice! |
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join:2002-01-22 Pfalz | reply to pog Thank you POG for this well done Filter! -- ERRARE HUMANUM EST |
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| reply to climbers I used Filtermeister 1.0 B7 ...I'm just learning, though. The real power with this program is with having full access to the entire image while working on each sub-pixel.
Heh... I'm glad folks found it workable. Sometimes, when I work in a vacuum, what seems like a good idea is nothing more than naive crap... objectively speaking.  |
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  climbers Premium,MVM join:2001-03-06 | reply to pog I bet I'm not the only one who is curious about how you wrote this...are you using the SDK, or something like FilterMeister?
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| reply to WaxPhoto While my mission was to "just get something working", I think I'm going to have a lot of fun with this!
I have a bunch more that I've been playing with... not ready for prime time, though. This one is fairly straightforward under the hood so I basically rushed it to the presses.
Once I work out the math, I'd like to add the ability to compress the image... the variables storing each RGB value are good for a lot more than 0-255 (4 bytes, signed: -2,147,483,648 to 2,147,483,647)... so the only place actual image data is being lost is in the last stage when things are rendered. Computing curves should be child's play to me according to my educational history... something about not using those skills for over 10 years has put a wee damper on that!  |
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  WaxPhoto I AM SAM Premium join:2004-04-08 Roanoke, IN | reply to pog Looks good. Just one thing to keep in mind when using this: If you are going to sharpen with USM, it is best to do it after the conversion. -- To see what is in front of one's nose needs a constant struggle. -George Orwell |
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  javaMan Premium,MVM join:2002-07-15 San Luis Obispo, CA
| reply to pog Thanks pog, this is an excellent tool. It's going to be a lot of fun. |
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| reply to pog Just FYI... I fixed the alpha channel in this file (v1.1). That means you can use this filter on a layer properly now. |
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  climbers Premium,MVM join:2001-03-06 | reply to pog Awesome photos/conversions, and incredibly kind of you to give so freely...Thank you. |
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  HogRider Premium join:2002-01-16 Phoenix, AZ | reply to pog Very nice - works great in PSP. Thanks! |
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  NoelC D S L R Bliss Premium,MVM join:2003-09-03 Florida | reply to pog Man, that's pretty cool!
-Noel |
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  pog Premium join:2004-06-03 Kihei, HI | reply to Tik Great shot! Glad the filter worked. 
One bug I've noticed is that despite my efforts, it's choking on the alpha channel... |
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 NIKON D70 18mm 1/320th +0.3ev F9
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Thank you very much - works nicely. |
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  kchaz Just...Be Premium,MVM join:2002-02-12 Merced, CA clubs:  | reply to pog oooooooooohhh...........i LOVE that 1st one in your second post.....man is that a cool shot and conversion! |
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Here's a couple more...
On their own, not terribly exciting, I suppose. But, for those of us without PS, this plugin may be a real timesaver... even if it's just for creating something to use as a layer and not for the final product.
In the end, it's just me playing around with some new (to me) technology.  |
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Here's my first-ever-released PS-compatible plugin... a Mono Renditionizer. An experiment to see if I could even get things working.
It's very rough around the edges but it basically works... just remember to turn off blown highlight preview (and shadows) before applying the filter. 
Basic instructions... move the sliders around 
Extended instructions... try to keep the totals (shown in two places) as near to 255 as possible to preserve overall image lightness.
Let me know what you all think! I plan on adding the ability to invert individual components.
Disclaimer: This software is provided as-is, with no warranty or guarantees of any sort. It's been tested on Corel's Photopaint only. I make no guarantees about how it will perform on your machine, or with your particular software.
edit: accepts 8-bit RGBA only. also should note that this won't work on Macs... sorry! |
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