"Roy" wrote in message
"Hecate" wrote in message
On Sun, 28 Aug 2005 01:36:16 GMT, ""
wrote:
like andy warhol
That would be Adobe Talent & Creativity
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Hecate – The Real One
Fashion: Buying things you don’t need, with money
you don’t have, to impress people you don’t like…
Hi.
I agree, that is a really great program. It seems an awful pity that
so
many people who post pictures, have not been using it.
Roy G
What’s wrong with "The Creativity" filter?
It seems to me that if the OP went out and purchased PhotoShop (the *full* version) and downloaded the free "Creativity Filter" … they would have "IT."
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About the Creativity Filter
This Photoshop filter meets a need which is often expressed on the newsgroups, for a filter which can duplicate the look of well-known artists and art styles. Whether it’s transforming a portrait into the Wall Street Journal style or echoing the look of the old masters, this filter is guaranteed to make your image look better. A few simple sliders give you incredible control over the look of your image.
Filter Controls
Creativity
This slider goes from 0 to 100%, and controls the amount of creative interest added to your image. The effect is somewhat unpredictable; use the preview window to assess the effect.
Edginess
This slider goes from 0 to 100, and controls the degree to which the image diverges from established artistic expectations. Small values are best for traditional styles such as Byzantine and Retro; values above 50 are recommended for Grunge, Hi-Tech and Surreal. The best method is to increase the Creativity slider until you like what you see, then fine-tune the effect with the Edginess setting. Note: very high Edginess values will change your image unrecognizably, and may violate community standards. Style
Free is the default style. It does not impose a predetermined look on your image. This is the best choice if you are not going for one of the styles mentioned below. Otherwise, choose from one of the following:
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(PS – It even has a ‘ Warhol’ setting … )
For more on the description of this fine addition to PhotoShop’s outstanding capabilities … see
http://www.tnphoto.com/crfil/