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James wrote: Well when i went to submit my filters to the library i got error messages because i did not have any components in some of my filters, thats what i mean.

Maybe that was a message "No control components"? I guess we should reword it as "A filter must have at least one Control component".

very cool, uberzev!

craig

uberCHAOS (coming soon)

uber,

love the chaos!

pixelated,

likewise, very cool!

craig

Nice work mike, heres another one -

you guys are good

love the crate.

very nice, james.

here's one i call, 'Donna Going over to the Dark Side'

craig

BWA HA HA HA HAAAAAA

Thems that dies are the lucky ones!

ok, another... a bit more flattering this time

craig

bongo,
Thanks for the comments on Color Sketch. I have sent in an update with more controls. Update has contrast,brightness,hue and saturation options. Here is an example of an original and a
Color Sketch.

Photoman, Color Sketch is a nice effect but it doesn't look like colored pencils to me, it looks more like a combination of pen & ink and watercolors, which is just as useful and attractive. I think the problem is the smoothness of the face and hair; it should have that grainy effect seen in the background on the left side of the photo, although not that pronounced...more subtle. Very nice anyway.

Craig, If the lines were even, it wouldn't look like a mosaic. If you look at a real mosaic, the 'mortar' between the pieces that make up the picture is very uneven.

Nice job on the colorization!

Donna,
Is this more the effect you want to see. Color Sketch and soft grain added in Photoshop. You can create a more grainy effect by adjusting the controls on the filter. Each image responds a little differently.

Hi all,

I'm late to the party because I'm a Mac user and have tried various tricks to get Filter Forge working on Apple hardware. Virtual PC didn't work, and initially using an Intel iMac with Parallels workstation didn't either--but today it suddenly did! I also have an old iPaq PC, but FF needs more beef than that...

So I downloaded a bunch of filters (great job, everyone!) and came up with some nice effects (original at top, followed by Mosaic rocks, Tri-color, Peeling paint and Plasta wrap). Click image to enlarge.

The effects look fantastic at the original file size (4mp digital images).

Working on a new filter...
Trying to get a convincing RGB CRT screen closup.
This is a closup of the fullsize render.

more samples.

comments?

messin' around with uberLENS 2.5 (coming soon)

here's a better version of the colorized 'Donna'.

plugsnpixels, some nice effects there.

photoman, nice pink, refracted blur there.

bongo, that's pretty convincing.

uber, that reminds me of the old Amiga logo, the old bouncing 3d ball.

craig

YUUUUCK!
I look like the Incredible Hulk's sister!

However, nice job on the color...the colors on the shirt are very close to the real ones.

Donna

WOW, the BrickArt one is really cool! And the Abstract Melt one...wasn't she in the King Kong movie?

Cool filters, all!
Donna

Here's one more variation from AbstractMelt then its time for me to sleep.

and now an infrarender...

Ok, I just submitted the filter which generated the above results. It's called
"Infraredder_landscape".

If anyone manages to use it to create convincing infrared landscapes, I'd love to see the results.

thanks!

and another:

craig

Bongo51: real cool I have to check that one out.

Kraellin: Makes me wish I could print on foil at work.
I could try to wrap the screen around a gift but that won't work.
As far as control limits I have been lucky until now. Most of the filters that I had made did not need more than the limit. Still working on this one. Old Cloth Art

http://www.fileden.com/files/2006/6/7...%20art.jpg