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I just purchased Ultrafractals 5 and find that there is a hefty learning curve for a newbie like me. Rosemarie.s.w (a group admin) edited this topic 116 months ago. I hope that helps to see through the pages about the program to answer you questions.

#Ultra fractal flowers how to

Page that explains how to start using images in the program if you follow the steps on how to do it and if you click the linkĬombining fractals with images and follow the instructions there you will entwine the image and repeat it infinitely in the fractal if that is what you want to do.

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index.html download page link that will show you features of what Ultra Fractal does It might seem daunting using a program when it is new to you but with following some tutorials when trying to do something that seems more complex and playing with it for a time you will probably find it is not as hard to use as you first thought. as Sandy says it is better to practise with the program yourself to see if it will do as you want it to as there are infinite ways to combine images in the program and changing numbers in the control panels you will see in the program if you use it will alter the resulting image also. I was wondering what you are looking to create with an image in fractal.

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Why not download the free trial of Ultra Fractal and see if it does what you want? The photos above are a a very good representation of using UF with images. Hi Yvonne - sorry, but my time is short at the moment to do anything to one of your images. so i can see if it does what i am looking for if i post one of my normal photos or send it to you. This one is an image of leaves manipulated entirely in Ultra Fractal:

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Thank you for this tutorial and examples which increase the creativity power of Ultra Fractal o)Īn example of using an image with a Fractal:Ībstractartangel77 edited this topic 119 months ago.Īnother example of using an image with a fractal: Originally posted at 2:51AM, 27 September 2012 PDTĪbstractartangel77 edited this topic 58 months ago. If you have any examples of your own of Ultra Fractal image importing please do add them to this page! :-) Rosemarie also has a wonderful example of image importing which combines both a picture and a fractal which you can see here:Īnd especially here where you can see her tutorial:Īlso, check out Grietje's wonderful examples of image import into Ultra Fractal:įor other examples of mine, please click here: Just play around with the parameters in these 2 filters until you are happy with the globe size and water level.įinally, in this example I added another layer to bring out the colour by using the Soft Light option. For this example I've kept it simple and have used the Glass Hemisphere and Lake mapping tools which can be found in the Standard.uxf folder. Go to the MAPPING tab - there are many options in the here you can choose from to manipulate your imported image. Ok – you've now imported your image and this is where the fun starts! Once you've imported your image you need to go to the LOCATION tab to centre the image and change the magnification if you wish. Then locate the image you want to use by clicking on the Open Image tab (this looks like an open folder). To import your image go to the OUTSIDE formula tab, click on the Browse button and choose the Image option from the Standard.ucl formulas. Open the Big Brew Julia FORMULA (found in tma2.ufm in the Public formulas folder). The answer is 'yes' and this is really easy to do by following the steps below: Someone asked me recently if it was possible to import images into Ultra Fractal.

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