Tint Results compared with WebFX Tint Results

WebFX! You Ole Coloring Dawg!
TINT a image any color by Hex code!

I took this white Ray click on the WebFX tool jump.

White Ray

I click on the:

No Effect Drop down and touch my t key and jump to the Tint fllter.

I select HIGH

I type in

#70000df

which is purple

Click apply effect

Bing Bang I'm outta there.

WebFX ray7000df.jpg

The beauty of it is it's simplicity for that manipulation. We all have fav colors / color that we prefer. Many times it's very difficult to get a image in that color range or even close. This method is a sure fire EZ way to achieve this.

Type in your hex code

=click=

Done!

I have been trying to achieve this with a php script. It was slow going and the results just were not what I wanted. The tint script was too small of a degree of effect. Probably a minor change in the code would do it though I think?

Last night a image would not be accepted by Arbor ImageMagick which I thought was strange. So I took it to WebFX instead to get a new URL hopefully. As many times this will work. It did so I "played" at WebFX for a bit since I hadn't been there in a while & discovered TINT on the WebFX filter menu. So I tried it & was delighted at the results. YAY!

Looks like this is a newly added filter.
It was a user request also.

WebFX Examples
About

About WebFX Tint
tint.html

Tint Script:
1-TINT.txt

Original:
dragonsland.jpg

Tint Script results set at tint for color 7000df
draglandsmC_TINT_40.jpg

WebFX Tint filter results using hex code of 7000df
dragonsland-WEBTX.jpg

I am sending this page to Bill Kendrick so he can see the results for himself and to thank him for adding this filter to his fine tool

Bill Kendrick's Home page

He has something new! Called Tux Paint.
Lets see if it works for Us using
MSNTV / WebTV and give him some feed back.
I believe it will work as he mentions "Thin Client"

Tux Paint