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Convert a JPEG photo to a wireframe image

Last post 10-01-2008 9:41 by ColorYourWorld. 3 replies.
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  • 09-30-2008 14:09

    Convert a JPEG photo to a wireframe image

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     I have a photo of my house that I imported.  I am trying to change it to a wireframe so that I could prepare a printing plate and transfer the image onto a Xmas ornament. So far all I am able to do with it is change it to black and white.

    Please tell me how to make this photo into a wireframe. I cannot figure it out.

    Pls give me step by step instructions as I am a newby. Thank you.

  • 09-30-2008 14:46 In reply to

    Re: Convert a JPEG photo to a wireframe image

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    Marial,

    You will most likely need to use the photo as guidance for redrawing it
    manually.

    Personally I'd use the Bezier tool to do the drawing.
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  • 09-30-2008 19:17 In reply to

    Re: Convert a JPEG photo to a wireframe image

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     Open image in PhotoPaint

    Duplicate object/layer

    Image / Transform / Invert

    Change object / layer merge to Color Dodge.

    Apply Effect / Blur / Gaussian Blur. More pixels = more details.

    Regards

    Michael Cervantes
    MC Design Studio

  • 10-01-2008 9:41 In reply to

    Re: Convert a JPEG photo to a wireframe image

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    How about using something like Steve's new Blackline macro?

    http://www.steveyatesgraphics.com/blackline/blackline.html

     

    Diane
    Jersey Girl
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