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10/22/2009 11:36:24 AM · #26 |
Originally posted by Strikeslip:
Hmmm... I have a feeling $40 US is going to be leaving my pocket soon. Then I can work as a felt blanket designer.
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I know a mineralogist who would go to Brazil on vacation and take abstract pictures of rocks or whatever and then sell the images for beach towels and such.
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10/22/2009 02:48:20 PM · #27 |
Originally posted by Strikeslip:
If you run it on a sized-down image, so your adjustments run faster, can you then record those adjustments and run them on the full-sized image and get the same result?
I ask because I'm a huge tweaker. It looks pretty neat, but I wouldn't bother with it unless I could have nearly real-time feedback due to my A.D.D. |
If you get it to where you want on a smaller size, save the image and the next time you open Fractalius, down in the preset section, the first option will be "last used". I don't know if you can have it save your own presets besides that but if it is the next photo you wourk on, the settings will still be there. Good idea- I hadn't thoght of that.
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10/22/2009 03:05:55 PM · #28 |
Originally posted by JeffryZ:
Originally posted by Strikeslip:
If you run it on a sized-down image, so your adjustments run faster, can you then record those adjustments and run them on the full-sized image and get the same result?
I ask because I'm a huge tweaker. It looks pretty neat, but I wouldn't bother with it unless I could have nearly real-time feedback due to my A.D.D. |
If you get it to where you want on a smaller size, save the image and the next time you open Fractalius, down in the preset section, the first option will be "last used". I don't know if you can have it save your own presets besides that but if it is the next photo you wourk on, the settings will still be there. Good idea- I hadn't thoght of that. |
I was figuring it would operate on a pixel scale basis, and so the results using identical settings might be very different on an 800 pixel image versus a 3200 pixel image.
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10/22/2009 03:50:53 PM · #29 |
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10/22/2009 03:52:20 PM · #30 |
| There are some fantastic images here. Looks like a great plug-in. Not for Mac though? Grrr!!! |
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10/22/2009 04:45:50 PM · #31 |
Originally posted by clive_patric_nolan:
There are some fantastic images here. Looks like a great plug-in. Not for Mac though? Grrr!!! |
And no 16 bit version. GGGGGGGRRRRRRRR!!!!! |
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10/22/2009 11:15:31 PM · #32 |
I think my high school seniors are gonna love some of this action! :D
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10/23/2009 09:29:59 AM · #33 |
Originally posted by idnic:
I think my high school seniors are gonna love some of this action! :D |
That's really cool and I just love the dark tones.
I think I used one of the B&W modes on this one and then blended and faded in a soft light overlay. A totally difference effect and yet seems to work for people too.
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10/23/2009 09:52:14 AM · #34 |
| Don̢۪t get me wrong, I think the effect is kinda neat, but it seems $40 is a bit steep for someone wanting to play around a bit with it. Sure graphic artists, and or pro senior photographers like Cindy that feel it will add to a portfolio might feel the price is worth it. I do wonder how many more copy̢۪s they would sell if the price was half that, I know I would be more inclined to make the purchase. |
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