In a post 2 days ago we showed how to modify a MSG effect so that it’s coloring was derived from a custom color palette generated from a specific source image. The effect’s custom coloring is built into the resulting modified MSG preset. So if the source image is later changed, the effect’s coloring continues…
We were recently asked how to take an existing MSG preset and impose the colors of the source image onto the MSG preset. I was able to do this by adding an extra processor to the end of the MSG preset’s processor chain, that colorizes image streams based on a custom color palette. I derived…
Today’ post continues the custom palette colorization thread we’ve been developing over the last 2 days worth of posts. We started out by showing how you could automatically generate a custom color palette from an image or painting you liked the color aesthetics of, and then use it to remap another image or movie to…
Today’s post picks up where yesterday’s left off. Yesterday we discussed how to auto-extract a custom color palette from a source image we liked the color appearance of, and then use the custom color palette to re-colorize a different source image or movie file to try and replicate the original color feel of the image…
Yesterday we briefly discussed auto-generating color palettes from specific images, and mentioned that one use for this feature is to re-colorize images or movie frames to match the color aesthetics or mood of a particular image or painting you like the color aesthetics of. This post will discuss the methodology of how to do re-colorization…