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I run Ubuntu now, but frankly it doesn't look very much different
any idea of which filter from photoshop that could do similar effect ?
I am not a photoshop user... though I found this howto: [link]
i see you added a 'screened lines' effect to your rendering. can you tell us which filter(s) did you use to do this ?
I am not entirely about the 'screened lines' you refer to, as the image in the screenshot appears smooth to me. However, I do believe I know what you're talking about, as the finished versions at [link] and [link] do have an alternating pixel lines effect. I did this simply by using The Gimp's "Stripes Fine" pattern fill on a layer behind the subject image.
Hope this answers your question. If not, let me know!