Add Atmosphere by ronviers

Carl c r v a Posts: 5108 Filters: 51	Add Atmosphere by ronviers http://www.filterforge.com/filters/4726.html I'm going to live forever or die trying ........Carl
	Posted: November 16, 2007 1:41 am	Details E-Mail
Carl c r v a Posts: 5108 Filters: 51	Works beautifully I really like the colours adding I'm going to live forever or die trying ........Carl
	Posted: November 16, 2007 1:44 am	Details E-Mail
ronviers na Posts: 3485 Filters: 30	Thanks Carl – it's a pretty cute trick but the effect is lost with non-square images. You're still the king of the atmosphere filters. How do I look? You look ready... [Kill Bill]
	Posted: November 16, 2007 1:48 am	Details E-Mail
Carl c r v a Posts: 5108 Filters: 51	I'm on and off fine at moment waiting for Dell help so not on my PC talk when back on line I'm going to live forever or die trying ........Carl
	Posted: November 16, 2007 1:53 am	Details E-Mail
ronviers na Posts: 3485 Filters: 30	Good luck. Looking forward to seeing the new stone textures when you get things back under control. How do I look? You look ready... [Kill Bill]
	Posted: November 16, 2007 2:18 am	Details E-Mail
ronviers na Posts: 3485 Filters: 30	I wanted to show how this filter can be used with non-square images by first setting the canvas size to square then cropping after the filter has been applied. before How do I look? You look ready... [Kill Bill]
	Posted: November 17, 2007 3:11 am	Details E-Mail
ronviers na Posts: 3485 Filters: 30	after How do I look? You look ready... [Kill Bill]
	Posted: November 17, 2007 3:13 am	Details E-Mail
ronviers na Posts: 3485 Filters: 30	another How do I look? You look ready... [Kill Bill]
	Posted: November 17, 2007 3:15 am	Details E-Mail
ronviers na Posts: 3485 Filters: 30	How do I look? You look ready... [Kill Bill]
	Posted: November 17, 2007 3:25 am	Details E-Mail
ronviers na Posts: 3485 Filters: 30	Last one How do I look? You look ready... [Kill Bill]
	Posted: November 17, 2007 3:26 am	Details E-Mail
ronviers na Posts: 3485 Filters: 30	How do I look? You look ready... [Kill Bill]
	Posted: November 17, 2007 3:28 am	Details E-Mail
garbanzo i come recommended by 4 out of 5 Posts: 302 Filters: 57	cool trick ron, it's so simple but i would have never thought of that. i too was lamenting that i couldn't use this with non-square images, but it just takes a little ingenuity and all is well. thanks!
	Posted: November 17, 2007 3:31 am	Details E-Mail
ronviers na Posts: 3485 Filters: 30	Quote garbanzo wrote: cool trick ron, it's so simple but i would have never thought of that. i too was lamenting that i couldn't use this with non-square images, but it just takes a little ingenuity and all is well. Thanks garbanzo - I have submitted a new one with how to handle non-square images added to the description. How do I look? You look ready... [Kill Bill]
	Posted: November 17, 2007 3:37 am	Details E-Mail
Torley Second Lifer Posts: 301	I TOO was lamenting that it isn't easier to use this beautiful filter with non-square images; the trick is doable but inconvenient over time, especially if you've got a pretty large canvas in the first place !=) ronviers, this is a new fave of mine, and while I haven't used it a lot yet, it makes me smile. Kind of feels like "light coming through venetian blinds", only more creative and stylized, and I bet I could pull off some cyberpunky madness in the tone of Blade Runner with this. Thanks for such a fun filt! I'm enjoying using Filter Forge to create http://torley.com/textures
	Posted: November 24, 2007 6:51 am	Details E-Mail
Kraellin Kraellin Posts: 8795 Filters: 79	Quote I wanted to show how this filter can be used with non-square images by first setting the canvas size to square then cropping after the filter has been applied. i'm sorry, ronviers, but could you elaborate? you set what canvas size, FF's, photoshop's, what? and are you cropping or re-sizing again after applying? i know you said cropping, but... Ya can't sell art to artists! Craig
	Posted: November 24, 2007 8:31 am	Details E-Mail
ronviers na Posts: 3485 Filters: 30	Quote Torley wrote: inconvenient over time, especially if you've got a pretty large canvas Sad but true. The good news is its relatively fast and Photoshop is an industrial product capable of handling billboards. I like the idea of a Blade Runner mood. Maybe I could add some smoke particles and a color cast for a theme based atmosphere – now if I could just think of a way to add a Rachael checkbox. Thanks and good luck using it. How do I look? You look ready... [Kill Bill]
	Posted: November 24, 2007 8:38 am	Details E-Mail
ronviers na Posts: 3485 Filters: 30	Quote Kraellin wrote: you set what canvas size Hi Kraellin – I know you do not need step by step instructions but to avoid any confusion in the future I will add a sample with the steps I used – there may be better ways. How do I look? You look ready... [Kill Bill]
	Posted: November 24, 2007 8:44 am	Details E-Mail
ronviers na Posts: 3485 Filters: 30	Here are the steps I used to work with a non-square image for this sample – here is the before. Image>Canvas Size The width of this image was 994x1448 Make a note of size of the height and width Copy the larger number and Paste it over the smaller number In this case the image is now 1448x1448 It's a good idea to choose a canvas color that contrasts well with the image but really not necessary I chose black for this one Filter>Filter Forge Apply the filter Select the Crop tool and put the original height and width values into the height and width boxes of the options bar Cropping is then easy because PS will constrain the size of the cropping tool and the arrow keys can be used to place the crop before it is accepted If anyone has any questions they can use this thread or the 'E-mail' link. How do I look? You look ready... [Kill Bill]
	Posted: November 24, 2007 10:02 am	Details E-Mail
ronviers na Posts: 3485 Filters: 30	and the results How do I look? You look ready... [Kill Bill]
	Posted: November 24, 2007 10:04 am	Details E-Mail
Kraellin Kraellin Posts: 8795 Filters: 79	ok, so you changed the aspect ratio in photoshop before applying the filter and then changed it back after applying FF. is the crop tool the same thing as the resize in paint shop pro? that might be what was throwing me on this. because, i think of cropping as cutting part of the original image off. Ya can't sell art to artists! Craig
	Posted: November 24, 2007 10:13 am	Details E-Mail
ronviers na Posts: 3485 Filters: 30	Quote Kraellin wrote: paint shop pro What is Paint Shop Pro? How do I look? You look ready... [Kill Bill]
	Posted: November 24, 2007 10:18 am	Details E-Mail
Kraellin Kraellin Posts: 8795 Filters: 79	lol. i do hope you're kidding Ya can't sell art to artists! Craig
	Posted: November 24, 2007 10:23 am	Details E-Mail
ronviers na Posts: 3485 Filters: 30	Quote Kraellin wrote: lol. i do hope you're kidding Yes kidding, but I have never used it. I have wanted to get my hands on it for a long time but it remains out of reach for me. Here is how the intermediate result looks. How do I look? You look ready... [Kill Bill]
	Posted: November 24, 2007 10:26 am	Details E-Mail
Kraellin Kraellin Posts: 8795 Filters: 79	oh, ok. now i see why you're using the crop. ok. you're changing the canvas, not the image size or aspect ratio of the original image. clever Ya can't sell art to artists! Craig
	Posted: November 24, 2007 10:33 am	Details E-Mail
Carl c r v a Posts: 5108 Filters: 51	Guaranteed Ron Hu on this one and you can hold me to that I'm going to live forever or die trying ........Carl
	Posted: November 24, 2007 11:23 pm	Details E-Mail

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