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09/08/2004 10:48:29 AM · #1 |
| anyone know any PS filters or plgins that will make a pic look more like a drawing or cartoon? thanks! |
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09/08/2004 10:52:43 AM · #2 |
Originally posted by jjbates4:
anyone know any PS filters or plgins that will make a pic look more like a drawing or cartoon? thanks! |
in elements go to 'filter'
then 'stylize'
then 'find edges'
then if you want go to enhance and remove color.
this only works on some photos, others don't look right.
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10/06/2004 01:04:39 AM · #3 |
| Filters--Artistic--Cutout might help as well. (Haven't used PS in a while; moved to The Gimp. I wish The Gimp had Cutout---it makes for some really striking images.) It works sort of like Posterize, but without the ugly grainy edges---it makes clear-edged shapes. Try it out; monkey with the settings. |
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10/06/2004 01:15:58 AM · #4 |
I did this with a "morphed painting" filter. You can get this as part of the shareware version of Thumbsplus (www.cerious.com).
I did this several years ago but uploaded it for this thread. So as long as it's up, let me say, I'd love to hear what people think about it. |
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10/06/2004 01:19:27 AM · #5 |
Originally posted by grendelkhan:
Filters--Artistic--Cutout might help as well. (Haven't used PS in a while; moved to The Gimp. I wish The Gimp had Cutout---it makes for some really striking images.) ... |
Yup, I use Cutout in Digital Image Pro 10. Works quite well, drop the number of levels until you achieve the cartoony look that you want. |
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10/06/2004 02:14:14 AM · #6 |
After using Find Edges, a couple of quick ways to reduce the number of colors:
Image > Adjust > Posterize
set to a low number of shades; will work with color or grayscale
Image > Mode > Indexed Color
set to a low number of colors; more likely to produce dithering than Posterize; change back to RGB mode before saving final version. |
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10/06/2004 08:55:13 AM · #7 |
There are two photoshop actions you can download on this page:
//www.atncentral.com/download.htm
Cartoon Action and Comix Actions
Louise
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10/06/2004 11:01:48 AM · #8 |
| If you have Flash, you can vectorize a jpg or gif. |
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