After watching the rotoscoping effects in ‘A Scanner Darkly’ I thought, “How hard can that be?”. Well the answer is “quite hard”. And you’re never going to get the process to be fully automatic.
The HSV Quantiser filter will automatically add a cartoon-like effect to videos. First it quantises the HSV channels to 2-bits per channel, then adds outlines to borders of areas with large colour variation. The effect relies on careful lighting and scene selection for best results, but can be quite effective. Use this with blur filters before and after to reduce the noise into the filter and to smooth the outlines generated by the filter.

Hue and Saturation are the main parts of the Hue-Saturation-Value (HSV) colour model. Hue is the “color” of a colour, Saturation is the degree to which a colour is “loud” (also known as vibrancy or chroma) and Value is just how bright or how dark a colour is.
The thing about hues is that you can make a colour any hue in the full 360°colour wheel. On the other hand, there are only 24 colour hues (which makes up the full 360°) so this gives us only 24 degrees of freedom. The other 27 colours are white and black (no saturation at all, no colour) and a number of “degenerate” colours which are close to white or black but not quite and colours which have no hue (no saturation, no value).
Older hardware only had 8 bits of colour depth, so if we talk about the pixel being made from 2^8 (256) different colours, we’d need 2^8 (256) different hues. We can use 8 bits/channel to describe the hue or we can use one bit per hue in a 24-bit range. As a result, the apparent number of hues are just 24, with the other 8 colours used for “undefined” hues.
As you may have guessed, this is the reason why a colour wheel is used to reference the colours and a “rotoscope” effect is achieved by drawing the colour wheel on the existing image. Once we’ve got an image, we can use the hue value as the colour wheel rotation coordinate. So, for example, the value 100, which is on the rightmost side of the wheel, is the 100th hue on a 24-side wheel.

In my case I chose a HD TV rendering on my computer monitor. I looked at a good few screen savers and the one I felt was the closest to my original shot was the Tree of Life from 2005 to HDTV. So I tried rendering that, but the result is kind of terrible.
I then tried it with the 2DTV Screensaver (which also uses hues) but it didn’t work that well either.

I then tried the following in After Effects:

Added a hue/saturation/value (HSV) effect to copy the image
Opacity and color were set to 99.

I then applied a blur after and blur before filters in

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Thoughts…
If you’re not familiar with the steps needed for rotoscoping, I’d recommend the tutorials on the internet. This guide will give you a good overview of the process. A big thing to consider is that if you want to use this technique on something other than screenshots/videos, you need a lot more processing power.

Video Tutorials

Steps to Reproduce
Open a video and do the following:

Use the CC filter to convert the video to black and white.
Copy HSV channels from the V4l2 palette.
Open a canvas, copy your video and paste the new HSV channels into the canvas.
Adjust the brightness of the HSV channels to lighten.
Use a blur filter to blur the canvas to no more than 100 pixels. You want to blur the darkest part of the video.
Use the HSV Quantiser Torrent Download to add lines to the canvas to outline the areas of the canvas that vary in HSV values.

I’ve made an additional custom filter for this: Video Rotoscope. I was inspired to do this by the popular HSV Quantiser Torrent Download filter. I’ve made it so that you can freely create masks to rotoscope videos with the click of a button. The rotoscope frames are saved in the V4l2 format so if the original video was sourced in V4l2 you can change your raw camera feed to V4l2 and the videos should have the same frame rates, widths and HEIGHT.

Video example:

Video tutorial:

Cost and Complexity
It takes a lot of processing power. Shorter videos are easier because they’ll give you a smaller canvas, though. Something to keep in mind is that, say, the last 20-30 seconds of a 1080p film could take quite a bit of processing time.
The rotoscope frames only hold 2 bytes of information each. This means you need to save to a much higher resolution.
I’ve listed a selection of videos that I used the CC filter on to convert to black and white for the examples below, but it’s much easier to see if you look at the videos on their own.

Your Turn
I’ve got some links to the tools mentioned in this article, but it’s probably easiest if you look them up yourself:

All the information needed for the Cracked HSV Quantiser With Keygen can be found here:

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This is a simple way to get very blurry images or videos.
This is for when you want to get the image or video very low res, rather than have to use a blur filter. The result is pretty good, but not perfect.
You can use this with any video or image in GIMP, you just use the default options.
You will need to process the video or image first, so that you can use the filter. This can be done in GIMP by simply colouring the image transparent black and letting it process, or by using the blur filters. If you use the blur filters, select the filter that produces the smoothest line.
This filter will work on any format.

HSV Quantiser Processing:

I found the solution on the GIMP Internet forum:

Here’s another way: using the Gradient tool that is in the Gradient Editor.

Draw a rectangle over the area where you want your lighitng to be exposed, and then apply the Gradient Editor to that area. Then select ‘Fill gradient’ from the gradient tool, and in the ‘Even’ section, select a colour that is lighter than the one on the border, but not as close to white. Now take your ‘Gradient’ tool and draw a gradient over the entire image. You can use gradient in several different ways depending on what it is you want to do. It can be used to add, bring down, lift, and darken or lighten a particular section of an image.

This one is very easy to do in GIMP but requires that you have the basic knowledge of GIMP. I’m assuming you have an image saved (probably in a PNG format) and you want to cut out a shape from the top and bottom. You will need to start with a gradient from black to white, then overlap the white to the left of the black. This will be the top of the cut out shape. You then repeat the same process, but this time with the white to the right of the black, to create the bottom of the cut out shape. Once you have your two sets of shapes drawn, simply select the two set of shapes and cut them out. Then, paste the bottom shape (the black with a white border) onto the top shape (the white with a black border). You should now have a half cut out shape.

The same result can be achieved with a curve with two handles. One

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