Well thats rather odd!Can I be so bold as to threadjack?
What I was trying to ask like a spacker earlier was if there is a way of distorting an image (other than liquify) like using the transform - distort option, but having complete control over the distortion rather than just the corner points?
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Tue 13 Jan 2004, 1:36,
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What I was trying to ask like a spacker earlier was if there is a way of distorting an image (other than liquify) like using the transform - distort option, but having complete control over the distortion rather than just the corner points?
i'm surei found some filter once that you could put a grid over and drag the points about.
can't remember anything about it though.
(can't remember anything about it though.
dipdapdop,
Tue 13 Jan 2004, 1:39,
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Thats the devil.Ive just *ahem* found a plugin called Squizz that seems to do that, I just wondered if I could save the hassle and photoshop actually did it itself somehow.
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Tue 13 Jan 2004, 1:40,
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well i've certainly never stumbled into itand if someone has been arsed to make a plugin i would guess not.
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Tue 13 Jan 2004, 1:42,
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you mean likebeing able to put your own points anywhere, then using them to distort the image? I wouldn't know, but I hope there is (or at least a plugin)
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SarahRatt,
Tue 13 Jan 2004, 1:39,
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how about the distorsion filter?in PS: displacement map. b/w pic and then distorsion displace. by defining the sublayer, you can define the distorsion.
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Tue 13 Jan 2004, 1:51,
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there's a tool in Illustratorcalled gradient mesh which allows you to build a matrix over the image then 'push and pull' the image to distort it - you can also adjust the colour at each node in the mesh and do really nice colour blends - I have only just started using it so I'm not completly up to speed with how it works - but I'm pretty sure it'll do what you want
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Tue 13 Jan 2004, 1:56,
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