fooling around
Nov 8, 2013 23:26:50 #
don't have too much of idea of what I did, but it's different. What is your opinion? after and before
Nov 8, 2013 23:45:29 #
The color version looks much better to me. It's fun to play with effects but that geometric textured one might not be the best choice for a cute little girl. She is adorable, really cute photo.
Nov 8, 2013 23:53:44 #
Heirloom Tomato wrote:
The color version looks much better to me. It's fun to play with effects but that geometric textured one might not be the best choice for a cute little girl. She is adorable, really cute photo.
What I was trying to do and didn't work, was to somehow make it into a pattern so i could use this in cross stitch, but i'm still a first grader and will have to study this a bit more. I've read it could be done, maybe by next xmas. lol
Nov 8, 2013 23:59:38 #
woman44004 wrote:
What I was trying to do and didn't work, was to somehow make it into a pattern so i could use this in cross stitch, but i'm still a first grader and will have to study this a bit more. I've read it could be done, maybe by next xmas. lol
Well that makes perfect sense then. I'm sure there is a way to do it. Someone else here probably knows how if you ask. She would be a wonderful cross stitch subject, so cute!
Nov 9, 2013 00:08:03 #
Emily is adorable, woman44004, but the B&W doesn't do her justice; color is beautiful!
Nov 9, 2013 00:37:20 #
Looks like the pixels size was set low when it was cropped.
To test the idea, try looking at the adjust menu and go to size. Lower the horizontal and vertical size to a low amount and the results will be the jagged edge of large pixels or color blocks on the screen. (Don't save it or you may overwrite the original *.jpeg image. The idea could produce some far out stuff. Test it!
For the little girl, I like the second one best. :)
To test the idea, try looking at the adjust menu and go to size. Lower the horizontal and vertical size to a low amount and the results will be the jagged edge of large pixels or color blocks on the screen. (Don't save it or you may overwrite the original *.jpeg image. The idea could produce some far out stuff. Test it!
For the little girl, I like the second one best. :)
Nov 9, 2013 00:50:01 #
woman44004 wrote:
What I was trying to do and didn't work, was to somehow make it into a pattern so i could use this in cross stitch, but i'm still a first grader and will have to study this a bit more. I've read it could be done, maybe by next xmas. lol
Might I try? Believe what you were intending to do is pixelate the image. If you allow, would be more than willing to attempt and share with you.
Nov 9, 2013 00:56:56 #
I know not what others may think, but I find that girl's visage to be downright scarey!
Nov 9, 2013 01:05:49 #
Bob Yankle wrote:
I know not what others may think, but I find that girl's visage to be downright scarey!
Now c'mon...scary? Looks like a little one deep in thought, or upset at being caught. "What...who me?"
Nov 9, 2013 01:12:50 #
busted_shutter wrote:
Might I try? Believe what you were intending to do is pixelate the image. If you allow, would be more than willing to attempt and share with you.
sure go ahead
Nov 9, 2013 01:20:57 #
Bob Yankle wrote:
I know not what others may think, but I find that girl's visage to be downright scarey!
grandmother had just taken her sucker away from her. she was sticky mess and it was about 90 degrees that day and to top it off she had no nap Cranky and sugar crazed. These were taken right after
getting ready to blow
boom
Nov 9, 2013 01:40:56 #
She is beautiful even when she is fussing. Keep these photos too. In time they will be a lasting treasure for you and her and her children.
Very nice clear shots. :)
Very nice clear shots. :)
Nov 9, 2013 06:56:33 #
woman44004 wrote:
What I was trying to do and didn't work, was to somehow make it into a pattern so i could use this in cross stitch, but i'm still a first grader and will have to study this a bit more. I've read it could be done, maybe by next xmas. lol
Have you tried googling cross stitch software? I had one years ago and it turned pictures into graphs quite easily. Just suggesting...... :). It may be easier then trying to pixelate this image.
May you find the answer. She would make a lovely cross stitch and give you much joy whilst doing.
Nov 9, 2013 07:19:17 #
Christine105 wrote:
Have you tried googling cross stitch software? I had one years ago and it turned pictures into graphs quite easily. Just suggesting...... :). It may be easier then trying to pixelate this image.
May you find the answer. She would make a lovely cross stitch and give you much joy whilst doing.
May you find the answer. She would make a lovely cross stitch and give you much joy whilst doing.
no i haven't, didn't know they had anything like that,ty i'll have to look that up.
Nov 9, 2013 07:30:32 #
I like the color better. I think the texture is too ruff . I played with the photo with a ew programs I have and here are 2 versions I hope you like .
woman44004 wrote:
don't have too much of idea of what I did, but it's different. What is your opinion? after and before
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