Apply a filter to the image, with _an intensity that is proportional to the gradient in the shape_.
That wolud be especially useful to blur special regions of an image, put speed riffles or change quite a lot of things that should not apply to the whole image or to the whole shape.
Which software could do that?:
No 2D software AFAIK, but the first implementation I saw of this
technique comes from Modo (3D modeling) - by Luxology.
You can apply user-defined fall-offs to any tool/operation interactively
- you can compare Modo's fall-offs gizmos to the gradients you describe.
Re: Hover state fails to render on hyperlinks that are children of objects with CSS AlphaImageLoader ... > AlphaImageLoader needs a background? ... > the purpose of using the filter, unless a clear gif image would work. ... I simply use one div with image, and one transparent div with content ... Opera / FF are getting trans-png, IE is getting gradient fill ... (comp.infosystems.www.authoring.stylesheets)
Re: Image filters,Edge detectors ... Edge calculates the gradient... image and then applies a threshold to find where gradient is large-- ... Filt2 or conv2 convolves your image with a filter,... (comp.soft-sys.matlab)
Re: Which software could do that? ... Apply a filter to the image, with _an intensity that is proportional to the gradient in the shape_. ... Activate it and then draw an area selection with the laso tool or any other selection tool. ... Then pick the gradient fill tool and apply a foreground to transparent fill by dragging across the area wich should show a red gradient.... (sci.image.processing)
Re: Which software could do that? ...Laszlo Lebrun ha scritto:... Apply a filter to the image, with _an intensity that is proportional to the gradient in the shape_. ... (sci.image.processing)
Re: fading the corner in? ... As for the gradient, I just draw the line, so I assume it is ... then add a small amount of hue protected noise to the gradient. ... not believe that filter is still available ...solid black or solid white) and then add a small amount of noise with ... (comp.graphics.apps.photoshop)
