Film Noir by Carl

If you're going to Turkey, don't miss out on Cappadocia. There's some very cool places there, strange rock formations, people who live inside strange rock formations, and ancient underground cities. If you do go to the underground cities, I suggest to take one of the local guides, otherwise you will miss out on alot of fun! I've been in Derinkuyu (underground city) and was hessitant on whether to take a guide or not, but believe me , I sure am glad I did!!!
The people in Turkey are the most hospitable people I have ever met. They compensate for that with their driving skills though

Simply wow Cappadocia looks amazing, definitely will have to put it on the agenda, my defacto's heritage is Turkish cypriot and luckly she still has relative scattered around for the handy free accommondation, I'm just hoping one lives near Cappadocia
SpaceRay Cambodia is a wonderful place, if you get the chance it's worth the trip, with $2000 you can live like a king for a month doing everything you possibly want, Tuk Tuk should everywhere in the world ...... and this gives me excuse to put another sample pic in this is fr om Seim Reap wh ere they shot tomb Raider

Mardar, witch soft you use to get it twisted ? This is a perfect example. I like this filter.

thanks a lot for the info.

I have seen also in the IKEA furniture store a film strip frame with about 12 photos that reminds me of a film strip that could be done using multiple images made with this filter. It would be good as decoration on a wall.

Thanks very much Mardar for your answer and letting me know that you are using Paint Shop Pro.

Sorry that I DID NOT read completely the full text

AV Bros. Page Curl 2.0 is the filter plug-in (8bf) for Adobe® Photoshop® and compatible hosts.

I thought that this was ONLY for phooshop, so is good to know that you do NOT need to use Photoshop and can use others hosts, I also have the Corel Paint Shop Pro version X and Photoshop Elements 6, So I could use this Curl Filter with them.

Very nice the example that you have made and well done. Thanks

Here is the list of compatible hosts for the normal 2.0 version

Tested hosts (for Mac OS X):

Adobe Photoshop 7.0, CS, CS2
Adobe Image Ready 7.0, CS, CS2
Adobe Photoshop Elements (2.0 and higher)
Adobe Fireworks (MX and higher) (formerly Macromedia Fireworks)

Tested hosts (for Windows®):

Adobe Photoshop (5.0, 5.5, 6.0, 7.0, CS, CS2)
Adobe Image Ready (2.0 and higher)
Adobe Photoshop Elements (1.0 and higher)
Adobe Fireworks (MX and higher) (formerly Macromedia Fireworks)
Corel Photopaint (8 and higher)
Corel Paint Shop Pro (5 and higher) (formerly Jasc Paint Shop Pro)
ACD Systems Canvas Professional 8.0.1 (formerly Deneba Canvas)
Ulead Photoimpact (8 and higher)

Here is a better image than the one I posted yesterday. I took some time with this one. This is Theater Trash.



I used, of course, Carl's filter to make the film strips, and then I used Dreamy by Vladimir Golovin to set a mood on the entire image. Of course the twisting of the film was done in AV Brothers.

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Mardar wrote: Here is a better image than the one I posted yesterday. I took some time with this one. This is Theater Trash.

Very well done and nice. Great how you have made the whole composition and the curls.

I will try myself to do also something and will put it here

And another better example to show it even better

and when used to scale to not crop image, you get this result, where you need the repeat but not mirrored

or this

Carl, I agree with you that the scale tool is kinda annoying at times. It repeats the image, instead of having a transparent background, and also the repeats are mirrored, which may be good for non tileable images, but useless for tileable images.
There should be an option to select mirroring on/off, and also repeat on/off.

And here is another one that looks like sea film strip trees or plants

very nice SpaceRay

Well it was worth upgrading this filter and shows you can improve a filter from LU to go HU ............ thanks to ever one who likes and uses my filters

Congrats!
Looks like the HU gods are feeling generous this last week
Here's hoping more of your updated filters get well deserved HU's (X-Ray anyone? )

and what is good also is that I have discovered that having a white background and changing the setting of film style to 10 it changes it to black and makes a beautiful artistic effect too.

The ONLY change from the one above here is that I changed the Film style to 10

Thanks Ghislaine, Glad you like them

Very good examples SpaceRay.
I love this filter

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the cheque is in the post

we settled on 7 cents + tax, right?

That's a surprise this filter has made it to the first page of popular, it's great when there is no new filters for a while

Also another fix (in some way) that this brings is that you can now load non square vertical photos inside the frame and it will not look cut, and you can fit the image inside the frame,although obviously as the aspect ratio of the image is kept there will be much more space in the sides

PROBLEMS WITH THIS

As said above is not a clean and good solution and has some problems

The main problem with this is that now you have to load the image through the color control inside the settings instead of using the default main image

Also another problem is the aspect ratio is kept so when you resize it, it is resized also the sides so is smaller and so the frame looks larger (perhaps it would need to rescale the frame too)

The final Image size is measured by the size of the main image and not by the image loaded by the color control image, so you have to load also the same image in the main image so both match the same resolution or choose a new resolution using "new image..."

Here is one example of a vertical image loaded in the color control that fits inside the frame, although as said there a big empty space in the sides, But you can always crop the sides.

Also if you may think that the frame size is bigger than the image, I think that if it would be possible to scale also the frame, you could make both match and then crop the unwanted sides.