Tag Archives: Photoshop

More on Photoshop Style Neural Transfer Filters

Posted on January 15, 2022 by thomasfarley01

[NB: I do not own the copyrights to any of these images.] Getting the results below previously required an expert hand or buying actions. Actions are small programs that perform a number of steps in Photoshop on an image automatically. … Continue reading →

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Primitive Folk Art Made Possible by Photoshop

Posted on January 12, 2022 by thomasfarley01

First time experimenting with Photoshop’s A/I powered style transfer filter. Bottom line? The filter I chose would best work with a landscape since people are more forgiving of an altered landscape than a human face. Still, after endless tweaking and … Continue reading →

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On Colorizing and Different, Not Better

Posted on January 9, 2022 by thomasfarley01

NB: Unknown photographers, various magazines. I do not own the rights to any of these images. Original monotone: Here’s a colorized version produced by Photoshop’s colorize filter. (internal link) Corrected the skin color a bit, that’s all. Comment: I think … Continue reading →

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Photoshop’s Smart Portrait Neural Filter

Posted on December 6, 2021 by thomasfarley01

I’ve written on Photoshop’s neural filters before (internal link). Here, the Smart Portrait filter transforms the ever angry and sullen Megan Fox into something less gloomy. The first photo is the original. You can see how overdone the last photo … Continue reading →

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More Colorizing With Photoshop’s Neural Filter

Posted on September 9, 2021 by thomasfarley01

Adobe recently come out with filters which rely on downloading additional software and then real time processing in the cloud. In other words, for these operations, Photoshop is not a stand alone program but instead relies in part on harnessing … Continue reading →

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Some Photoshop Filters

Posted on July 21, 2021 by thomasfarley01

These were all produced on auto settings. Most can be manipulated endlessly by setting manually. Update: I am selling a 24X36 unframed poster of these images. From my Disturbing Images page . . .

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More on Neural Filters

Posted on July 5, 2021 by thomasfarley01

This photo is from the New York Public Library Digital collection. Here’s the original. Here’s what a one click colorization produced in Photoshop. Now, one click on “Auto” using the curve controls for an image. Quite amazing.

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An Amazing Development With Photoshop

Posted on June 30, 2021 by thomasfarley01

Amazing development with PhotoshopCC. Adobe is introducing a number of so called neural filters which in this case colorizes black and white photographs. Amazing. I think some of the processing is done in the cloud,, however, you do have to … Continue reading →

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Images for My New Book

Posted on February 2, 2020 by thomasfarley01

My new book (external link) will be in black and white to save costs. Color is the most expensive part of any hardcopy book or magazine. While my readers would certainly enjoy color, they would not enjoy paying for it. … Continue reading →

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Writing’s Hidden Time Bandit

Posted on October 5, 2018 by thomasfarley01

As I continue my tour of the Southwestern United States, I am taking pictures by the score.  With two cameras, just in case I miss a shot with either one. The problem is that each image takes a judgment, to … Continue reading →

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