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lipebianc
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Paint HDRtist by lipebianc
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lipebianc
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Basic default preset, some tweaks

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Excellent Lipebiamc smile8)
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Skybase
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This is sweet.
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lipebianc
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Some (pseudo)HDR shadow recovering, featuring some Diff tinting for a dramatic colorization

The HDR concept used for this filter is borrowed from Pseudo-HDR by Gene S Morgan

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lipebianc
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Excellent Lipebiamc


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This is sweet.


Thank you, guys!!
Nice Comments from you, veteran forgers, means a lot to me smile:) smile:)
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lipebianc
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Bringing life to a photo taken on a cloudy day

- "SHARPainting" option "ON"

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lipebianc
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smile:)

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lipebianc
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smile8)

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lipebianc
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You can pick any color, or even load external images, to use on the 10 available ART BORDERs.

Below, the untouched default preset, with only the "ART BORDER" color changed to (near) black

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Ghislaine
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Nice lipebianc ! smile:)
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lipebianc
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Nice lipebianc !


Thanks a lot, Ghislaine! smile:) smile:) smile:)
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lipebianc
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You need some small details painting and don't know where to start?

Just use the "Size, pixels" slider until you're happy:

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lipebianc
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Use low "EDGE Opacity" values for subtle countours:

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Ghislaine
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Good to know. Thanks for those infos. smile;) Glad for your EP lipebianc ! smile;)
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lipebianc
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The "SHARPainting (Slow)" option applies just a simple sharpness processing to the overall effect. As this can cost some extra render time, it's available only as a fixed setting.

Users looking for more control/fine-tune on the "SHARPainting" look, just render the effect with this option unchecked and post-process using simple sharpen/unsharp mask on your favourite image editor.

You can even use the fabulous filters on FF library like, for example: ReSharpen by geekatplay

Below, some variations using the built-in "SHARPainting" option:

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lipebianc
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Exploring TEXTURE Layers combinations can bring a cool look to the paintings. SHARPainting will help reveal details even better!

"SHARPainting (Slow)" = ON
"ART BORDER" = unchecked


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lipebianc
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For a cleaner look, set all TEXTURE Layers to '0':

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lipebianc
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The Pseudo-HDR effect will work even better combined with creative Tint/Contrast/Saturation/Tone controls:

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lipebianc
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Good to know. Thanks for those infos. Glad for your EP lipebianc !


You're welcome, Ghislaine! smile:)
Soon, I'll post more tips -- as well as examples of features smile;)
Again, thank you very, very much for your comments! smile:)
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SpaceRay
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Excellent examples for an excellent filter. Very well done and awesome and amazing results you can make with this great and useful filter.

Congratulations for the filter, getting the EP award and the examples too, to show what really can be done and how it works.

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Gill Brooks
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This is excellent - thank you smile:)
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Morgantao
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AMAZING!
It's gonna be an instant HU, just as it was an instant EP! smile8)
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Gene S Morgan
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Didn't have time to combine images .... just downloaded your filter .... Here is what I started with

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Gene S Morgan
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The best part is how well thought out your controls are ... so many possible variations ... I used my own texture for background and did as you suggested. I sharped after the filter using a high pass sharpen. Another great filter Lipebianc. You really deserved the EP ... thanks for the great work .....

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Skybase
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I'm using this like crazy. This is awesome!!
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Morgantao
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I'm totaly addicted to this one! smile8)
I've saved like 30 photos so far, and spent a lot of time looking at presets smile:)
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SpaceRay
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I have not had yet time for this, but is really awesome and great the effect and how is able to change the original into an artistic painting AND the better is how is able to recover and light the shadows and dark areas.

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SpaceRay
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Great example of how to convert a very dull, dark and boring photo into something amazing and special



Great example Gene S Morgan that show also a normal and plain photo and converted into something MUCH better !!!



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SpaceRay
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Here is another example of a dark image converted with this great artistic filter

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SpaceRay
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Great effect on how from a very dark photo you can get such artistically and much lighted and very good colors taken from the original and keep and preserve them and optimize them in a very good way. Congratulations.

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SpaceRay
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Awesome how a simple and plain photo can be converted very easily and without even touching the settings and with preset 1 !!! Just slight variation adding more saturation.

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smile:)

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This is with preset 16 and then changed the Art border to width 1 and art border type 2

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lipebianc
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THANK YOU everyone for your comments, guys!!

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Gene S Morgan wrote:
The best part is how well thought out your controls are ... so many possible variations ... I used my own texture for background and did as you suggested. I sharped after the filter using a high pass sharpen. Another great filter Lipebianc. You really deserved the EP ... thanks for the great work .....


Thank you very much, Gene!
Fantastic example you posted!
Loved the colors, the image really gained life!
Good to see you used an external image texture as yout ART BORDER and followed the tips I posted here smile:) (Laters, I'll post some extra tips regarding that feature)

About the controls: This filter originally has near 40 of them, but I decided to remove many redundant and little effective ones. Less is more (I hope smile:D) !
Very glad you liked them!
And thanks again for your words!


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Great effect on how from a very dark photo you can get such artistically and much lighted and very good colors taken from the original and keep and preserve them and optimize them in a very good way. Congratulations.


Wow, SpaceRay!
Magnificent examples! Loved them!
I liked especially the beautiful flower, the lion and the clocks! smile8)
Thank you for posting them here and for such positive comments, I appreciate very much! smile:)



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I'm using this like crazy. This is awesome!!


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Morgantao wrote:
I'm totaly addicted to this one!
I've saved like 30 photos so far, and spent a lot of time looking at presets


I'm VERY happy to hear this from you! smile:) smile:)
Feel free to post your favourite ones here!!
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lipebianc
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Using external images as an ART BORDER source can bring great creative looks to your borders!

Either using Image Placement>Placement>Fit/Stretch/Fill, some black strokes my appear on the final processed image near the boundaries.

If that's UNWANTED, see image below how to easily fix it:

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lipebianc
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The Pseudo-HDR controls can surely reveal and bring extra life to final artistic result!

But sometimes, for whatever reason, the PHDR effect may not be wanted/necessary.
To bypass it, set "Pseudo-HDR %" control to '0'.

If you also want the original colors/tones and just wanna play with the painting effect, tweak settings as below:

- POST Destauration: 0
- Tint %: 0
- POST Saturation: 0
- POST Tone Shift: 50
- POST Contrast: 50


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lipebianc
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Extreme Pseudo-HDR settings may lead to undesirable results on regular images.
But, in some special cases, they'll reveal hidden secrets smile;)

- Pseudo-HDR %: 100
- Pseudo-HDR Balance: 100


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lipebianc
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The included ART BORDERS may not be enough for some people smile:D

Pre-processing images with external frame filters can bring some cool variables to the equation smile;)

smile:!: Remember to uncheck "ART BORDER" smile:!:

- Top example was pre-processed by Simple Frame (Kochubey)

- Bottom example was pre-processed by Messy Art Frame

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lipebianc
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"STROKE Clean Up" option can be very effective in some cases, "cleaning up" some highlight from the strokes, check the difference:

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lipebianc
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"STROKE over EDGE" option puts the strokes over the countours, but its transparency is directly affected by high "STROKE Smoothing" values.

Use high "Edge Opacity" values combined with proper "EDGE Threshold" values to better perceive the difference between this option activated/deactivated!

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lipebianc
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Here, "STROKE over EDGE" is activated, and also high "TEXTURE Layer C %" values are combined with the "SHARPainting" option activated for a canvas-like textured extreme look

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lipebianc
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"BG (Background) Deformation" control: difference between high and low values:

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lipebianc
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The effect applied on a screenshot from a PC game:

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lipebianc
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Preset #20, with a few tweaks, for a more abstract painting look

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