I'm going nuts trying to figure it out. I did this back on September 2007. I took a regular photo that I'd taken at Paradise Pier at Disney's California Adventure and applied filters to it. I want to do it again, but with a larger size and for the life of me, I can't figure out which filters I used to do it. I've got the same filters now that I had back then (well, I've added to the list since then, but you know what I mean).
What I did was layer that graphic over an original of the picture, erase part of the top image so that part of the color on the original image shows through, then I merged them. I want to print this over onto a transfer, then use my heat press to put it on a shirt.
What more information can I supply? I'm going through my filters one by one, looking for that magic one, but I'm not having any luck.
TIA.
Canon Elura, Sony Handycam, Canon 40D SLR, Canon PowerShot, Lumix (2)
PSP 7-8-9-X-X2-X3-X4, DVDiT 5.2-6.0, Workshop 2, PI X3, VS3, VS4, VS5, MSP 8 and a bunch of other stuff
Well, I finally found the magic filter. Flaming Pear's "Pixel Trash".
I took my "trashed" photo, layered it over an original photo, that I'd brightened and sharpened, and just erased the colored areas I was interested in keeping. This will look very nice on a shirt.
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Canon Elura, Sony Handycam, Canon 40D SLR, Canon PowerShot, Lumix (2)
PSP 7-8-9-X-X2-X3-X4, DVDiT 5.2-6.0, Workshop 2, PI X3, VS3, VS4, VS5, MSP 8 and a bunch of other stuff
