A color halftone filter for 2D canvas.
The smaller the dots, the longer it takes to render. You should consider using WebGL!
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I worked on a project last year that required applying a color halftone filter to uploaded user photos. After a quick search on google, the only thing I found was a webGL shader but what I needed was a filter for 2D canvas, even if it would be performing much slower. So I finally had to write the filter myself.
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I worked on a project last year that required applying a color halftone filter to uploaded user photos. After a quick search on google, the only thing I found was a webGL shader but what I needed was a filter for 2D canvas, even if it would be performing much slower. So I finally had to write the filter myself.
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