With this name and this logo however, I would expect to be able to use it for doing actual halftones (the print kind), and not dithering (the screen kind). So I suggest that halftoning could be added, even maybe as a default algorithm?
There might already be open source code for it that could be integrated?
For a quick implementation, I suggest the “Color Amount” option could have two choices, either “1” (in which case it would be doing a monochrome halftoning of the grayscale image), or “4” (in which case it would do overlayed CMYK halftones).
I don’t have anything than Photoshop underhand right now, but for reference, here are the options for the default monochrome halftone it has:
And for the CMYK halftone:
Ideally choosing angles, shape, colours and resolution would be amazing, but a simple implementation with default angles could work too at least for a start :)
Yeah, its pretty ironic 😄️ I'll work on implementing halftone effect in the near future, as I'm planning to implement more dither algorithms pretty soon.
Great app!
With this name and this logo however, I would expect to be able to use it for doing actual halftones (the print kind), and not dithering (the screen kind). So I suggest that halftoning could be added, even maybe as a default algorithm?
There might already be open source code for it that could be integrated?
For a quick implementation, I suggest the “Color Amount” option could have two choices, either “1” (in which case it would be doing a monochrome halftoning of the grayscale image), or “4” (in which case it would do overlayed CMYK halftones).
I don’t have anything than Photoshop underhand right now, but for reference, here are the options for the default monochrome halftone it has:
And for the CMYK halftone:
Ideally choosing angles, shape, colours and resolution would be amazing, but a simple implementation with default angles could work too at least for a start :)