just some odd images here and there

hehe, it's ok, beliria. i was just pan-handling for compliments

Craig, I didn't want to post it in the filter comments.....but I believe your "Color Corrector" filter has six dead controls on it (no effect on image).....unless you fixed it over the last few months since I looked at it???

here's a sample from the new version of color corrector:

thanks, carl

i may have messed it up by adding in the 'starts'. it's starting to get to be more than a color corrector and more of a color manipulator.

i blame it on old age, mine, not yours

it's fine, steve at this point, i'd rather have the variety than the HU's

lol.

and just because i may not post here all the time, doesnt mean i'm not still creating. you can always visit my work over on retouchpro.com, where i post regularly in the Art and Restoration forums. same name, 'Kraellin'.

unfortunately if your not a member you can't view attached images, and to join you have to have a paid for email address, not hotmail or gmail is allowed

yup, no floating email addys are allowed. this is an anti-spam measure taken by Doug, the owner. he's aware that there are a LOT of legitimate 'floating' email addresses, but he's also VERY aware of the amount of spam that gets generated from those floaters.

the thing is, though, if you've got an isp, you've got a non-floating type email address. you may not be using it, but you have one. i know of NO isp that doesnt provide at least one email address per customer. so, you've really no good excuse not to sign up... you lazy bums!

and if nothing else, you can view my gallery images without signing up. go here: http://www.retouchpro.com/gallery/mem...&protype=1 ... you lazy bums!

Great aging effect, has a nice feel and I don't have an email address you suggested well at least I can't find anything about one

carl, if you have an isp then you have an email address from them. call them or find their web pages and you'll see it's worth it; retouchpro is an amazing site.

yup, my pw book is like an old scrapbook... undone and bulging

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Kraellin wrote: i call this, "Nude in a Bath"

She must have a pretty shallow bath Craig... Cool image though, did you add the black lines?

Nude on a towel? Nude at the beach? Beach babe?

cool, this filter looks to have some avenues it could go down with other adstractions effects combined

I agree, it's the difference between Abstraction and Abstract - it pretty easy to do an Abstract with FF but alot harder to do a Abstraction [ effect filter ] of modern art quality - that why I reckon your on to something - worth seeing where it can lead you - I can see lots of possibilties

yeah, i'm way more into effect filters than textures.

hehe, true

and just to show you where i am with the van Gogh... this one is very crude yet and much more difficult to work out, like i said above. so, view this one not as a finished product yet; there's just a ton of stuff i have to work out including isolating the strokes better, some randomizing issues, some blending issues and so on. so, very crude at this point.

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Kraellin wrote: a sort of crytals filter...

I wonder how you can get a glossy effect like a real crystal, with the underlaying textures and part transparency?


Cool paint effects too, love the effect filters... but think I have said that before

you've been inspiring me, bel, to do some more with the crystals stuff. it's still crap but, oh well

some more high pass.

and yet some more high pass, only in a different direction this time.

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Kraellin wrote: crystals stuff

I like these and the refraction works nicely - just personnel opinion I find the vertical banding a subtraction

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Kraellin wrote: van Gogh

LOL I'm still working on my take on this, hard to do him justice, it's one of those filter I take out and put away all the time