Xero plugin filters
CoMa
http://www.xero-graphics.co.uk/
a selection of Photoshop-compatible plugins available for download.
These are all freeware, and were built using Filtermeister, with Paint
Shop Pro 7.04 as the host program - they should work without problems
with any graphics program that supports the Adobe Photoshop plugin
architecture.
xero plugins : set one - released August 2002
xero : alienmist
Strange, glowing mistification
xero : greyscaler
Flexible conversion of a layer to greyscale
xero : greytinter
Classy tinted greyscales
xero : lithograph
A vibrant and flexible lithography effect
xero : mistifier
Soft mist - good for portraits as well as landscapes
xero : moonlight
Create moonlit nights
xero : porcelain
Makes an image look as though it's painted on porcelain
xero : seasons
Change the colouration of foliage - or anything else
xero : skycleaner
Clean up washed-out skies the easy way
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xero plugins : set two - released December 2002
xero : artgrain
Tasteful grain effects
xero : artifax
Creates unusual modernistic 'art' effects
xero : clarity
Clarifies the murk (!)
xero : cubism
Artistic effects for the artistically-challenged
xero : illustrator
Artistic effects for the chronically talentless
xero : serious fog
The 'mistifier' filter is for wimps...
xero : softmood
Gives portraits a warm, intimate feel
xero : supersmooth
Cleans up noise, or produces an artistic 'wash' effect
xero : ultraviolet
Try it and see - then try to find a use for it...
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Conny (CoMa) Magnusson
hubb...@algonet.se
http://www.algonet.se/~hubbabub/
ICQ : 1351964
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Who is General Failure and why is he reading my disk?
Semolina Pilchard
wrote:
>
>http://www.xero-graphics.co.uk/
>
>a selection of Photoshop-compatible plugins available for download.
>These are all freeware, and were built using Filtermeister, with Paint
>Shop Pro 7.04 as the host program - they should work without problems
>with any graphics program that supports the Adobe Photoshop plugin
>architecture.
Unlike most plug-ins, which seem to solve problems you'll never come
across, these are really useful.
They work well with The Gimp.
--
Semolina Pilchard