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Post by tonyw on Jan 19, 2024 0:39:56 GMT
I had been wondering how you could transfer a certain style from one image to another - for example applying a sketch style to an image by transfer from another sketch style image. In Firefly you can do it but, as far as I know, only to a Firefly generated image that you have created using text - using one of the Firefly styles or uploading your own image that you want the Firefly created one to match. I had played around a bit with Photoshop neural filters but hadn't realised you can upload your own image and use it as a style to apply to other images. The process is described quite well in this video from Dave Kelly: PHOTOSHOP Painterly Tutorial (Style Transfer Neural Filter)I can think of all kinds of possibilities for applying this technique and I'm looking forward to try it out to see for myself just how well it works. Tony
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Post by hmca on Jan 19, 2024 21:24:17 GMT
Thanks for sharing this, Tony. Fun to experiment with. First I tried to see how close it might come to matching the painterly result that I achieved with MT Paint Studio. That really wasn't successful. It actually works pretty much the same as the stylize add-on that used to be available for photoshop. I remembered that I had added "styles" to that program by looking for "arty" looks on StockSolo. So I'm posting the original image, the style I used from StockSolo and the end result. Original Style image Result
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