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In article <jerry-E0257F.08332426042000@news.povray.org>, Jerry 
<jer### [at] acusdedu> wrote:

> Wow! Are these extra post-processors going to be part of the MegaPOV?

That is possible, it depends on Nathan...I will be uploading the source 
code, as soon as I finish a couple final touches.
Here is the current list of working post_process filters I have created:
clip_colors {COLOR}
    Clips the colors in the image so none of the components exceed the 
components in the given color.

invert
    Inverts the image.

find_edges (syntax still in development)
    The "cartoon-like" filter, finds the edges in the image and marks 
them a specified color.

blur_matrix (syntax still in development)
    Takes a matrix of values and applies it to each pixel in the image. 
Hard to explain, but useful for blurring in specific ways.

color_matrix < AA, AB, AC,
               BA, BB, BC,
               CA, CB, CC>
    Transforms the colors of the image with a 3*3 matrix.

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On Tue, 25 Apr 2000 22:31:05 -0500, Chris Huff
<chr### [at] yahoocom> wrote:

>And here is the version including color edge detection:

This is looking pretty good. It might also pay to render the file with
a low color depth that used dithering to imitate a printing press's
halftoning? (This assumes you want a comic *book* appearance.)

Then again, how hard would it be to create an actual half-tone pattern
for an image?

Later,
Glen Berry

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Hey Chris,

This feature looks like it's got possibilities. If I gave you the code,
could you try doing this fella with your edging patch? I'd be interested to
see how it compares to the cumbersome process I used in Photoshop to make
the second image.

David

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Download 'blinky1.jpg' (27 KB) Download 'blinky2.jpg' (41 KB)

Preview of image 'blinky1.jpg'

Preview of image 'blinky2.jpg'

I would have to agree with Bob here, that I don't like lines around the
shadows. Leave it in, but allow us to control whether or not they have them.

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Preview of image 'tree.jpg'

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In article <39072692@news.povray.org>, "David Heys" <sou### [at] gcinet> 
wrote:

> This feature looks like it's got possibilities. If I gave you the 
> code, could you try doing this fella with your edging patch? I'd be 
> interested to see how it compares to the cumbersome process I used in 
> Photoshop to make the second image.

Go ahead and e-mail me the code(or upload it to one of the groups here), 
and I will try it out.

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Still too cool. I can see all kinds of stuff
I would want to try this on. Can't wait for
the release.
Mr. Art

Chris Huff wrote:
> 
> In article <39066C1E.84AE671B@gci.net>, "Mr. Art" <mr.### [at] gcinet>
> wrote:
> 
> > This is just too cool. Press on with the work.
> > I would love to see a tree rendered this way.
> 
> Here you go...
> Sorry about the tree, I didn't feel like messing with a full-blown plant
> macro so I just wrote a simple one-use thing...and notice the lines are
> still not anti-aliased. I am working on that.
> 
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> Christopher James Huff - Personal e-mail: chr### [at] yahoocom
> TAG(Technical Assistance Group) e-mail: chr### [at] tagpovrayorg
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> 
>  [Image]

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