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Thank you!
Sweet! Thanks a ton.
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Really useful!!! you saved my behind!! XD Gimp rocks!!!
thank you so much 
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Thanks for sharing !
my pleasure...
when i do the filter, i dont get the effect :<
the only thing i can think of is that you have your gradients on a transparent layer.
I searched for a while how to make a halftone effect ! Thank you so much !
it's my pleasure.. 
~!!!thank you muchly
you are welcome...
Thanks! I've always wanted to know how to do this.
thanks..
don't forget to look for part two..
don't forget to look for part two..
You're welcome!!!
I will definitely look for part two
I will definitely look for part two
thank you sooooooo ****ing much!!!!
thanks...
no no i didn't mean that in a bad way... i had a really hard time trying to get the tone effect in gimp.. especially since i have Linux. you tutorial was excellent in helping out.. the key is making sure you image is at-least 600dpi.
actually i didn't take it in a bad way.
This was a really helpful tutorial! One question, though. Is there a way for the dots in the halftone to not be so pixelated when zoomed in? Is there a way for it to be one shade of black and not have lighter grey pixels surrounding it? Thanks!
hey- thanks for your interest. i made this long ago. in fact it's the first tutorial about how to do halftones in gimp.
when i did this i used an "oversample" of 12. i now just use the highest setting. that gives smoother dots. i think the grayness may be an optical illusion. at least that's what i'm going with
when i did this i used an "oversample" of 12. i now just use the highest setting. that gives smoother dots. i think the grayness may be an optical illusion. at least that's what i'm going with
Okay, thanks! So, if I were trying to make a one color design with a white background and used these halftones, it would still be considered one color even with the grey pixels?
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