New freeware plugin

[I. V. Razmanov]

Hi folks,

as a small gift to the coming holidays, I present new freeware plugin to the community:

http://photoshop.msk.ru/aspt/

Plugin allows extracting tone maps from existing toned black and white masterpieces and applying them to new images. It is supposed to be easier than tweaking "Curves" for achieving the same effect. Several canned profiles taken from professional photographers artwork are included into distribution.

The filter is Windows only, sorry.

[palms]

Thank you Ilya there are a lot of us who love plug ins, actions etc even more so the free ones ! ! ! ! !

Happy Holidays to you and thanks again

Palms

[lkroll]

Is this one similar to GIMP's Sample Colorize? If so, this would be a definite asset for PS.

As a side note, I just purchased your Amphisoft plugin collection and want to personally give you kudos for these gems. Your free Xylograph filter was fantastic, but the full version is so much more powerful and will enjoy using it and other filters on my renderings soon. Sample here (used your Raster Master for this one).

[I. V. Razmanov]

Originally Posted by lkroll

Is this one similar to GIMP's Sample Colorize? If so, this would be a definite asset for PS.

Unfortunately, I'm not that much familiar with GIMP. Roughly speaking, what this plugin does is: reading the image; finding correlation between particular brightness value and color cast for that; saving the result and then reapplying it on the next run to the other image. As a result, tones from toned B\W photos are precisely copied to that other image. Initial goal was copying the style that famous photographers gave to their photos and applying it to my not so famous photos ;-) However, the filter appeared to have some other uses as well.

Originally Posted by lkroll

As a side note, I just purchased your Amphisoft plugin collection and want to personally give you kudos for these gems. Your free Xylograph filter was fantastic, but the full version is so much more powerful and will enjoy using it and other filters on my renderings soon. Sample here (used your Raster Master for this one).

Thanks for the support, and I promise to keep them coming :-)