All right.
Welcome back.
So in this video to talk about the pixilate filter, so let's head over to Photoshop here to close out
the noise filter.
We're in file open and we'll grab the blur filter file and do save as.
And we'll do 06.
And we're going to do pixilate filter hit save.
And then we'll go up to filter and we'll go to pixilate and we'll do color half tone.
OK, so.
Here's the radius so we can use the up or down arrows to adjust the max radius of pixels.
And then we can adjust the channels.
So we have.
OK.
So, OK, then we're going to filter and we'll go to Pixilate and we'll do Crystalise.
Oh, it finally rendered the fact to control us.
OK, so now you can see what we did there.
I mean, they control zie to undo that and then control us to save.
We'll go to filter and then we'll do crystalise pixellated and crystalise.
OK.
So now you can kind of adjust the the more you go to the right, the less detail you're going to have
and the more you stand on the left.
You can have a lot more detail.
So if we want to just kind of still keep the shape of the cat's head here, then we would just do that.
And you can still tell that it's a cat, but it's just kind of faded out a little bit.
Someone controls it under that control.
US to save if you haven't saved.
Let's go to filter and we're going to do pixilate and we'll do Fassett.
And that just puts a filter over the top of the image with no options, saw who controls it under that,
then let's do filter pixilate and let's do fragment.
Same deal.
It's it's a real kind of blur effect fact where like replicates the image and blurs it.
Message tonight.
OK.
And this fine dots, medium dots, graney dots corres dots.
Short lines, medium lines.
Longlines.
That actually looks pretty cool.
Short strokes.
Medium strokes and then long strokes.
So I feel if I had.
OK.
That's kind of a cool messed up luck held the same time.
All right.
Let me go to filter and let's do pixilate and we'll do Mosaic.
So with this one, it's going to blur your image and then kind of accentuate the square pixels.
So if I go a little bit to the right, which I can use my roller and my mouse.
And only let me start at two.
You can still see the detail and then there kind of Blur's that a little more.
So it really depends what kind of effect you're kind of looking for if you're still trying to keep the
detail.
I would just do like one or two.
That way you could still tell that it's a cat.
At least in this picture I can.
But as I'm looking here, I would actually think that it'd be better if you just did one from two.
That way you can see the whole thing here.
So I hit OK.
And then let's hit Control Zoo to undo that.
OK.
And then let's do filter and we're gonna do a pixilate and we'll do point alize.
OK.
And you can see here it's really going to.
I think I can use a straw.
Let's see.
Nope.
I will not let me use the mouse roller on this one.
But if you see you can see here as I increase the intensity.
I can't even tell the cat.
It's just a bunch of colors kind of going together.
But as I go a little bit more down, I can still tell that it's a cat and it's a cool kind of fact.
You know, if I had.
OK.
We can still tell that it's a cat, but it's kind of hard to differentiate.
So.
That's all I have for the pixilate filter.
Thanks for watching.
I'll see in the next video.