A simple detail enhancing/sharpening filter based on my simple bilateral code. It is essentialy a low precision version of the detail enhancement stage of some local tone mapping algorithms.
In non technical terms this is basically the anti surface blur. It takes a surface blur as a base layer, compares it with the original image and magnifies the differences. It brings out textures and makes skin look pretty horrible.
It will appear under:
Filters->Enhance->Enhance Details...
Windows version provided by Francois_C. Updated.
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seems a good idea To avoid
seems a good idea
To avoid recompiling will just be sufficient add the dll in the zip
Excellent stuff.
Thanks again!
I realised that by making a 1 line change I can get the effect of both plugins in 1 - a slider with surface blur at one end and crazy contrast enhancement at the other.
This also is a good
This also is a good idea..still a preview will improve a lot the usability of the plugin
Install error
Hi!
After a command: ./configure
The message is deduced: config.status: WARNING: 'po/Makefile.in.in' seems to ignore the --datarootdir setting
At attempt to establish the compiled deb package (checkistall 1.6) :
dpkg: it was not possible to process parametre/home/den/detail_enhance/detail-enhance_1-1_i386.deb (- instal):
Rewriting attempt '/usr/local/share/locale/zh_TW/LC_MESSAGES/gimp20-plugin-template.mo ' which also is in a package bilateral 0:1-1
Excuse for bad Englis
Hi
There were a couple of strings I forgot to change in the config scripts. I have just uploaded a new version that should install correctly.
Error repeats again
Excuse, but the error repeats again
No problems compiling under
No problems compiling under Linux.
The error you are reporting seems to be a 'make install' error, or an error trying to make a .deb with checkinstall.
As the plugin uses standard default language files, the name of the (useless and empty) language file is gimp-plugin-template.mo which conflicts with that of 'simple-bilateral', using the same default templates.
So you cannot make a .deb with the language files. You need to remove them or rename them, but you'll have to alter the source.
As for me, under Kubuntu, I typed './configure CFLAGS=-s' (in a folder on the desktop)
Then 'make'
Then 'cd src', then 'strip bilateral-boost' for I'm a file size manic, then I copied bilateral-boost into my plug-ins folder.
Thanks!
Thanks you! All works! :)
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