Diabolica Visio by Ramlyn

Hey Ramlyn. This is a very interesting filter. Although i'm not sure what your trying to do with your default perset. #5 preset on the other hand is really nice. Just the kind of face warping I love. Check it out. Here's the original.

And here's preset #5. http://all-free-download.com/free-pho...93040.html P.S. Did you get my return Email?

I see,a filter were there is no filter and that can't be found but simply appears when you least expect it. Hmmm, very unique if a bit nebulous. Yet full of hope that someday,it will in fact become an actual filter ready to be used by one and all.( If it dosen't spontaneously combust in the meantime.)

Excellent. Can't wait.

Here is one of my images.



I apply Preset 3 :



As you can see, it deforms the image on the sides.

Now look at this :



I apply the same preset and....



There is no deformation at all. Only a 3D effect.

This is like a slot machine where not only do the pay symbols appear at random intervals but the pay symbols are set to random values as well. Say you get three aces on the same line and you get a certain payout according to the amount bet on that line. The next time you get nothing.No one would play a slot like that for very long. Never knowing what to expect may be exciting for a while but would quickly ware pretty thin for me. Your filter makes some really great effects but maybe there's a way to make it behave.

AlRIGHTY THEN! Let the random frustration begin!

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Ramlyn wrote: This is a strange filter. Depending on the picture you insert, the effect that you get is different. It doesn't apply an effect to your picture. It uses your picture to create the effect. That's why I wrote "There is no filter. There are only you and your picture". It is tricky like the Devil. That's the reason of the Latin name Diabolica Visio

I think I have been misleading and did not read the comments and only have judged the filter by the presets, and as I did not like the presets I did not try at all the filter, but from your comments here, you say that
"It doesn't apply an effect to your picture.
It uses your picture to create the effect."
So then I will have to try it and see what it can do.

It is a pity that all the original source images of the examples you have shown are not available and missing so then you can not compare and see the difference between the original and the result.

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Ramlyn wrote: High Usage Rank! Thanks to everybody for using this filter!

Congratulations for the High usage, this means that there are some people that did understood and know how to get the most from this filter and use it right. Great and good that is useful, as said I will try it.