09-08-2020, 07:01 AM
Hmmm sometimes it does make kind of weird patterns but I'd have to see what the original image you were trying to halftone was to know what's going on here. The halftone filter is pretty slow. If you're working with a high resolution, it takes a while.
Anyways, if you are going to be using this a lot to make comics, I would not use this method to do screentone/halftone if I were you, it's too inconsistent. It's fine for just an artsy filter. I would use medibang paint probably, there is a really easy screentone tool where you can select an area, and than drag the tone you want to fill that area. There's plenty of tutorials on it as well. For example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d2rSJ8Q2AwA&t=7s
You could maybe do this in Krita, too, but Medibang is actually set up for it. I love krita, but it's not really made for comics. Certain things are a bit of a pain on it.
I don't think there's any filter like this that would do perfect halftones like they have in manga. I could be wrong, but I think Medibang is a good option for you.
Anyways, if you are going to be using this a lot to make comics, I would not use this method to do screentone/halftone if I were you, it's too inconsistent. It's fine for just an artsy filter. I would use medibang paint probably, there is a really easy screentone tool where you can select an area, and than drag the tone you want to fill that area. There's plenty of tutorials on it as well. For example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d2rSJ8Q2AwA&t=7s
You could maybe do this in Krita, too, but Medibang is actually set up for it. I love krita, but it's not really made for comics. Certain things are a bit of a pain on it.
I don't think there's any filter like this that would do perfect halftones like they have in manga. I could be wrong, but I think Medibang is a good option for you.