Bonjour,

Here is another new small filter for G'MIC/Gimp.

To use this filter you must update the G'MIC filters

Filters > G'MIC > Testing > Samj > Couleurs Metalliques

( There may be another filter that does the same thing, I do not remember )

Image :
By OliBac
http://www.flickr.com/photos/olibac/2988455769/
CC BY 2.0

That's beautiful Samj. There is a filter called metallic look but it's completely different to yours.

oooh i have to try this!

Wow, Sam! This is scrumptious.

Excellent

There is another filter that SHOULD do something similar but honestly i don't like much that effect
Instead yours seems excellent and is exactly what i expect from metallic effect

I would like to buy a clue, please. Where does it show up in GMIC? Under Colors or Artistic perhaps?

G'MIC > Testing > Samj > Couleurs Metalliques

Thanks PC, got it.

Bonjour,

This is really cool...I tried it out an it makes my pic look like beadwork!

this filter too works a treat, thank you.

samj does not stop creating excellent new filters! Thank you!
I'm a really bad drawer, but I think you get the idea of what I have done


In Spanish is called "Purpurina" or "Brillantina". "Glitter" in English I think.

Very clever YAFU. A new use for all of my many hundreds of dingbat font files.

That is smart...it seems perfect for text and logo !

Bonjour,

The filter has two new parameters for different rendering : "Rendu" & "Double effet".

(Do not forget to update the G'MIC filters)


@YAFU
The makeup is beautiful


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As i was hoping it could be used also to add a sort of iridescent grain , a very nice texture







i run the filter (using type 2) with the output as new layer
then i set new layer opacity at about 50% in soft light mode



1 Set Gmic "output" to "new layer(s)"
2 Run Samj filter don't click ok but "apply"
3 now still in gmic Artistic pencil, try to get a image with vclear outlines

4 just change top layer (it should be the "pencil" layer ) mode in "multiply" and lower its opacity to taste





the pencil layer add depth and made the image more easily readable, but still very graphic and metallic
the value i used -gimp_pencilbw 0.606061,3.0303,0,0,0

That worked nicely, PhotoComix. I like that small amount of graininess added to the image.

photo comix: that's beautiful! the filter really adds to the atmosphere in the picture.

Did you saw also the last image ?

I just edited to add it, that may even become a added option if Samj like the idea

I just looked. WOW!!! You sneaked that in after I had posted. You me

I love all of your cool bulbs images plus the story going along with them.