Thanks Seth -
Candice
>I've done this for pictures of my family - my daughter loves coloring us.
> It works best on pictures without a lot of noise to them, but my "recipe"
>assuming a flattened (1 layer) image is:
>1) Blur->Selective Gaussian Blur - use parameters to get rid of details but
>kee
Thanks Chris!
>On Mon, Jan 23, 2012 at 4:45 PM, NoviceGimper wrote:
>> deally I want to literally make the image look like colouring book picture
>> or a stamp.
>Try:
>Filters->Edge Detect->Edge...
>Use defaults, click OK
>Image->Mode->Grayscale
>Colors->Invert
>Possibly adjust Levels/Curves
I've done this for pictures of my family - my daughter loves coloring us.
It works best on pictures without a lot of noise to them, but my "recipe"
assuming a flattened (1 layer) image is:
1) Blur->Selective Gaussian Blur - use parameters to get rid of details but
keep main subject sharp
2) Color
On Mon, Jan 23, 2012 at 4:45 PM, NoviceGimper wrote:
> deally I want to literally make the image look like colouring book picture or
> a stamp.
Try:
Filters->Edge Detect->Edge...
Use defaults, click OK
Image->Mode->Grayscale
Colors->Invert
Possibly adjust Levels/Curves afterward.
HTH,
Chris
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Hi there again
I want to make colouring book pictures for my students from photographs of
themselves (want to see kids get excited about something - give them a picture
of themselves to colour in). Right now I am using the cartoon filter,
desaturating the image and then painstakingly selecting
