#quantdith

[wjbsart]

Anyway here's my "presets" for the Paint.NET plugin Quantdith.

Before the post starts, I guess I'll do a bit of preamble; firstly, I will be demonstrating each preset using the following image, which is the a screenshot I took of the city overlook part from Bulletstorm, with the saturation increased to 125 and the resolution set to 50%:

The reason for this is that the original image was too desaturated, but setting the saturation to 200 made it too garish and painful to look at, and 150 was still. That. This version has a wider range of saturation, while still keeping all the details. Also it was too big and took forever to apply the effect to.

These aren't actual presets, but instead images that I use as references to set the settings (specifically screenshots of the entire panel).

Anyway they're all below the "Keep Reading" thing for potential eyestrain reasons.

Preset 1

Preset 2

Preset 3

Preset 4

Preset 5 (ignore the fact the "use Paint.NET palette file thing; I can't remember which I used, so instead I'm just using the top palette)

Preset 6

Preset 7

Preset 8

Preset 9

Preset 10

Preset 11

Preset 12

Preset 13

Preset 14

And, as a bonus, the original unedited screenshot (which I have set as one of my desktop backgrounds because it's genuinely kinda nice):

[wjbsart]

Part 2!

Preset 15

Preset 16

Preset 17

Preset 18

Preset 19

Preset 20

Preset 21

Preset 22

Preset 23

Preset 24

Preset 25

Preset 26

Preset 27

Preset 28

Preset 29

Anyway here's my "presets" for the Paint.NET plugin Quantdith.

Before the post starts, I guess I'll do a bit of preamble; firstly, I will be demonstrating each preset using the following image, which is the a screenshot I took of the city overlook part from Bulletstorm, with the saturation increased to 125 and the resolution set to 50%:

The reason for this is that the original image was too desaturated, but setting the saturation to 200 made it too garish and painful to look at, and 150 was still. That. This version has a wider range of saturation, while still keeping all the details. Also it was too big and took forever to apply the effect to.

These aren't actual presets, but instead images that I use as references to set the settings (specifically screenshots of the entire panel).

Anyway they're all below the "Keep Reading" thing for potential eyestrain reasons.

Preset 1

Preset 2

Preset 3

Preset 4

Preset 5 (ignore the fact the "use Paint.NET palette file thing; I can't remember which I used, so instead I'm just using the top palette)

Preset 6

Preset 7

Preset 8

Preset 9

Preset 10

Preset 11

Preset 12

Preset 13

Preset 14

And, as a bonus, the original unedited screenshot (which I have set as one of my desktop backgrounds because it's genuinely kinda nice):