![]() ![]() However, it runs as a Smart Filter and in every colour space Photoshop supports - even 32-bit. ToonIt Photo is slow, with changes taking a few seconds to render. ![]() There are some duds, including Frank Miller-style black-heavy attempts that never work. ToonIt reliably and easily creates cartoon-like images from photographs, freeing artists from time consuming techniques such as hand painting and masking. The useful ones range from the old colour newsprint of ‘1940’s ad’, to the detailed graphic novel styles, to the unusual ‘MacPaint drawing’. Digital Anarchy, a leading provider of cost-effective software for Adobe and Apple products, today announced the release of ToonIt Photo 2.0 for Photoshop. In the top right corner is a list of presets in a cramped box that gives you an idea of ToonIt’s flexibility. The most useful controls here are the blurs, which work before the cartoon effect is applied for flatter tonal areas the duotones for lighter flat areas that contrast with the black outlines halftones for newspaper and Roy Lichtenstein-type effects and a choice of comic and soft outlines. To the left of the Style Creator is the Effects Palette, which gives six tabbed sets of controls: Blur/Color, Halftone, Stipple, Shadow, Outline, and Marker Outlines. Each of the styles has a series of options for how it’s applied, with Flat Shaded offering Flatness, Simplicity and Strength to change how flat your colours are and how much detail from your original image is preserved. ![]()
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