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Playing with the Textrix (and Zoom-blur) Filter
| Let's start with an image, even if
it's not of perfect quality... notice that this one looks flat. We should want to remap and improve the
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| In the "Buffer" menu, use the Dynamic Range filter to improve the images color use. |  |
| Now we have a much better image. |  |
| Here's where the fun begins.
Go to the Filter menu, select Transform and go to Textrix. This is some sort of Matrixizer effect filter. |
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| This is the Dialog window for the Textrix filter.
Play with the parameters. Change the colors, change the Font and more. |
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Click on "Apply" to preview the effect.
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| Here are some variations. |  |
| and some more interesting ones. |  |
| Using the Animation creation feature of Dogwaffle, and adding the Zoom Blur effect, here's an animation created in just a few minutes. | |