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Custom shapes for Newsprint Filter - rospo - 11-07-2017 Hi all, I am wondering how I can add custom shapes (not round, line, diamond, or square) to the newsprint filter. I would like to rasterize an old grayscale photo using five-pointed-stars.
RE: Custom shapes for Newsprint Filter - Ofnuts - 11-07-2017 1) No because 2), 2) No as far as I can see you can't without changing the code and rrecompiling 3) maybe my luminosity-tiler script (there is an equivalent function in GMIC). See examples here (but discuss here on Gimp-Forum if needed) RE: Custom shapes for Newsprint Filter - rich2005 - 11-07-2017 (11-07-2017, 12:26 AM)rospo Wrote: [*]Suggestions for work-arounds? You can get a sort of pseudo-halftone effect, all depends on your greyscale image size. The larger the better. First problem is the star, needs to be small which results in less-than-star-like shape. This one 16x16 pix on transparent background, then copied to the clipboard and used as the clipboard pattern [attachment=920] Open the greyscale image then transparent layer on top. Filled with the star pattern, Layer mode set to Overlay [attachment=921] The next bit you will have to take my word for: Still on that star layer Layer -> Transparency -> Alpha-to-Selection then invert the selection Select -> Invert With the selection still active create a new from visible Layer -> New from Visible On that new from visible layer, with the selection still active fill with white. Kill the selection, Select -> None Put the layer into Hard Light mode. Turn visibility of the middle layer off. [attachment=922] Why pseudo half tone? Strictly the stars should be sized according to luminosity. RE: Custom shapes for Newsprint Filter - Espermaschine - 11-09-2017 There are a few halftone filters in G'MIC. I think one of them also has a star. EDIT: yes, its the Op-Art filter. Thats under 'Patterns'. You can also use Inkscape to make a halftone with tiled clones tracing an underlying image. |