Editing Producing a stippled image with Gimp
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− | If you do not see individual stipples, or there are too many, or some regions just look like a gray cloud, then you probably have too many stipples. Go back to Step 2 and reduce the size of the image to 50 or 25% of its original size. Alternatively, you can wash the image out even more in Step 3. Or, try both. The image size may be reduced with the "Scale Image..." item of the "Image" drop down menu. Yet another technique is to boost the contrast of the image while it is still in grayscale | + | If you do not see individual stipples, or there are too many, or some regions just look like a gray cloud, then you probably have too many stipples. Go back to Step 2 and reduce the size of the image to 50 or 25% of its original size. Alternatively, you can wash the image out even more in Step 3. Or, try both. The image size may be reduced with the "Scale Image..." item of the "Image" drop down menu. Yet another technique is to boost the contrast of the image while it is still in grayscale. |
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