How to achieve an "interlaced" TV style?

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magrego
Feb 18, 2004
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Hi all,

what do I have to do to achieve an "interlaced" TV style of a picture. I also want to let the picture fade out into the backround by letting the pixels vanish gradually (but you should realize the pixels as "pixels" that means they are seperated from each other – i.d. foregroundpixel, backgroundpixel, attenuated foregroundpixel, backgroundpixel, more attenuated foregroundpixel, backgroundpixel, etc.). Sorry for my clumsy discription. Anybody got a clue? Thanks in advance,

Martin
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Queen of Denial
Feb 18, 2004
so you are wanting to make an animation then?
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Hi all,

what do I have to do to achieve an "interlaced" TV style of a picture. I also want to let the picture fade out into the backround by letting the pixels vanish gradually (but you should realize the pixels as "pixels" that means they are seperated from each other – i.d. foregroundpixel, backgroundpixel, attenuated foregroundpixel, backgroundpixel, more attenuated foregroundpixel, backgroundpixel, etc.). Sorry for my clumsy discription. Anybody got a clue? Thanks in advance,

Martin
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mscir
Feb 18, 2004
haptic wrote:

what do I have to do to achieve an "interlaced" TV style of a picture. I also want to let the picture fade out into the backround by letting the pixels vanish gradually (but you should realize the pixels as "pixels" that means they are seperated from each other – i.d. foregroundpixel, backgroundpixel, attenuated foregroundpixel, backgroundpixel, more attenuated foregroundpixel, backgroundpixel, etc.). Sorry for my clumsy discription. Anybody got a clue? Thanks in advance,

For just simulating the scan lines, here’s a free filter that does a decent job:

http://www.richardrosenman.com/

click menu choices: Software > Photoshop
scroll down to: This filter will create those hard to produce scanlines on your image to simulate a monitor.
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toby
Feb 19, 2004
(haptic) wrote in message news:…
Hi all,

what do I have to do to achieve an "interlaced" TV style of a picture. I also want to let the picture fade out into the backround by letting the pixels vanish gradually (but you should realize the pixels as "pixels" that means they are seperated from each other – i.d. foregroundpixel, backgroundpixel, attenuated foregroundpixel, backgroundpixel, more attenuated foregroundpixel, backgroundpixel, etc.). Sorry for my clumsy discription. Anybody got a clue? Thanks in advance,

You can get a convincing old B&W TV effect with pronounced scanlines using my Filter Foundry plugin and the "bwtv.afs" settings file provided with it:
http://www.telegraphics.com.au/sw/#filterfoundry

Toby

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