Post your Oil Paint filter shots here

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[Marcel]

I find I have to watch myself and not go overboard with this filter. So when I use it, I try to apply it on a copy layer and then either create a mask, change the blending mode, or, mask it on part of the image with a brush.

Here is the original image:

and the one where I applied the oil paint filter (just on the Easter bunny except on it's eye and the eggs on it's collar.

 

[nikonpup]

​I will blame it on my old eyes but I am not seeing it. Just looks like a cropped picture IMO.

 

[Marcel]

​I will blame it on my old eyes but I am not seeing it. Just looks like a cropped picture IMO.

Look at the bunny, it's fur is fuzzier and look more natural than the other picture. But you're right with the crop.

 

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[RockyNH_RIP]

It has been well over a year since I did an oil filter effect... decided to try again...

Pat in GA

 

[RockyNH_RIP]

After my 1st attempt, I tried a couple more....







Pat in GA

 

[RockyNH_RIP]

Here are two that I did from a recent trip on the Savannah River...

Pat in GA

 

[Marcel]

Playing with the light slider (last one on bottom) and layer's transparency can make the Oil Paint filter less conspicuous.