Hello all.

I am searching for a special script or plug-in, that was introduced here, as far as I remember.
I d not know it's nameanymore, but it made an effect like a cross filter.
Can anybody help me?
Thanks in advance.

Hatti

Taking a wild stab at what a "cross filter" might be, perhaps the following...

http://www.gimpchat.com/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=8030

Thanks, but no, thats not the one I meant. it is a filter that makes the
unsharp parts of an image shiny. I don't know, how to explain.
In german, the (hardware) filter is called 'Gitterfilter'.

G'MIC Rodilius?

example

Could it be Graechans script "Shine" ?
http://gimpscripts.com/2012/09/image-shine-3/

A "Gitterfilter" is apparently a star-burst/cross screen filter, although I've never heard it used to make the "unsharp parts of an image shiny"


Before and after with a Hoya CS filter:



Kevin

dinasset: thanks. Almost. Looks good. I think, I have to have a closer look at gmic.

paynekj: Yes, thats it. Is that image a photography, or is it a script/plug-in artwork?

Thanks to all for looking.
Hatti

They are photographs. I thought it might be useful to illustrate the real-world effect so I pointed my camera out of the window.

I can't get close using Rodilius, it's picking up too many points and giving them all equal size. It also doesn't give the prismatic diffraction.

Kevin

Why not just use GIMP's built in Sparkle filter.

Really cool Kevin.

Lylejk: yes, thats it. hard to believe. I was sure, that it was introduced here, but I could not find it .
Gimp has so many plug-ins, that I did not search in the gimp plug-ins, that was delivered with the official installer .
So thanks to all, who was helping, looking and wondering

Hatti