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Published: 2017-01-06 03:16:17 +0000 UTC; Views: 8263; Favourites: 256; Downloads: 101
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Hey deviantFriends! Here is a new article from my blog : www.davidrevoy.com/article324/… .It's a geeky article about a (work-in-progress) filter created by David Tschumperlé, Sébastien Fourey and me. I have good hope to use this tool on future episodes to improve my productivity. I hope you'll enjoy it!
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Comments: 11
Wow ! Merci pour avoir partagé cet astuce avec nous, c'est vraiment cool !
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Wow ! C'est vraiment génial comme plugin 
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Create in GIMP and you could CTRL+SHIFT+E and choose .PSD as file format, this should work?
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That filter is just plain wizardry
It's nice to see the state-of-the-art (I suppose the algorithm is new?) being implemented in free software!
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OOh, this is very cool. I just updated my G'MiC to the latest verson, but this filter is not in there. I hope they include it in the next update.
Update next day: YES it is there, I just had to 'update my filters' and it popped up! Cool, now I'll go and play with it.
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Whoa! That looks cool. I have a couple of questions.
- What is GMIC?
- So it works with anti-aliasing? Are there any transparent or white holes for really thick lines?
- I don't get some of the edge detection in your images. Are all of those automatic, based on the auto-close holes function? Or is there anything done manually?
- Can you do anything manually? Can you manipulate the nodes?
- Those bezier nodes... are they accessible as paths? That would be cool.
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