Thursday, November 29, 2007

How to work with NTSC Colors

How to work with NTSC Colors

93) How to work with NTSC Colors.

Restricts the gamut of colors to those acceptable for television reproduction to prevent over saturated colors from bleeding across television scan lines.

Step 1

Before applying the NTSC Colors filter.

Step 2

After applying the NTSC color filter.

* When creating images for usage of television or video, use the Color Settings > RGB Setup command to set your RGB space to NTSC (1953).

How to work with De-Interlace

How to work with De-Interlace

L) Video



92) How to work with De-Interlace.

Smooths moving images captured on video by removing either the odd or even interlaced lines in a video image. You can choose to replace the discarded lines by duplication or interpolation.

Step 1

Select the area to work with De-Interlace filter.

Step 2

In De-Interlace dialog box, you can choose the eliminate odd fields or even fields, and create new fields by duplication or interpolation.

Step 3

After applying the De-Interlace filter.

How to work with Texturizer

How to work with Texturizer

91) How to work with Texturizer.

Applies a texture you select or create to an image.

Step 1

Select the area to work with Texturizer filter.

Step 2

Texturizer option include texture ( burlap, canvas, sandstone), scaling, relief, light direction, and invert.

Step 3

After applying the Texturizer filter.

How to work with Stained Glass

How to work with Stained Glass

90) How to work with Stained Glass.

Repaints an image as single-colored adjacent cells outlined in the foreground color.

Step 1

Select the area to work with Stained Glass filter.

Step 2

Stained Glass option cell size, border thickness, and light intensity.

Step 3

After applying the Stained Glass filter.