2009-06-30, 17:47 | Link #1341 |
Paparazzi
Join Date: Mar 2008
Age: 41
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Smoothing is pretty much a more confusing term for gaussian blur. Making JPEG sigs AS-safe isn't really a huge issue. Lowest I've ever had to go was about 70 in quality and at that level the difference between the original and compressed is fairly minimal. So I'd leave the smoothing alone. I may work on photos but with graphics it just makes them too soft.
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2009-07-01, 11:00 | Link #1348 | |
Black Dragon
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Also, changing the colors you could create planets, moons or even balls of magical energy.
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2009-07-01, 22:47 | Link #1349 | |
Black Dragon
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2009-07-04, 08:19 | Link #1350 |
Constellation
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Pearl of the Orient Seas
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hey I hav another question:
I know the monochrome with a twist theme is done but I still wanna know how you guys manage to desaturate the sig but the eyes have color and this glowing effect I wanna know how you photoshoppers do this, though I use gimp I may find a way to convert it if you say anything
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2009-07-04, 08:40 | Link #1351 |
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Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Portugal, Lisbon
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hmm well there's an easy way to do it:
-you just duplicate the layer. -then you desaturate all you want and you erase the eyes or the part you want to be different (all this on the top layer) and apply the effects you want on the bottom layer and voila (:
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2009-07-05, 00:51 | Link #1352 | |
Constellation
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just the normal adjustments with 100% opacity?
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2009-07-05, 07:07 | Link #1353 |
time waits for no one <3
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Join Date: Aug 2008
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hmm yeah I usually go with the normal adjustments and 100% opacity unless it needs some minor adjustments to link better you know?
other than that it's just as I said... there are more ways to do it... I think it envolves masking with which I'm not too familiar with so I just use this method - it's simple and it works as well ^^
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2009-07-05, 07:15 | Link #1354 | |
Constellation
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well it's alright if you don't know, I'm gonna test out many stuff particular to this technique
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2009-07-05, 12:22 | Link #1356 |
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Ok, it was a long time ago when I wanted to post a tutorial here. It was a sig tutorial at first, but these are everywhere, so after a massive amount of reiterations, I took it from a different angle and offer you a bit of a guide. This guide won't help the pro's too much (or at all), it's actually targeted at the beginner-intermediate part of community, those that have yet to experience the full power of Adobe Photoshop.
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Well, I hope it's worth posting here. You never know what people don't know. Oh and I do hope it's readable and easily understood. If not, go ahead and do tell me.
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2009-07-05, 21:00 | Link #1357 | |
Constellation
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thanks for advices man
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2009-07-06, 03:00 | Link #1358 | |
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w00t..this tut helped me soo much..Thnx
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2009-07-08, 10:46 | Link #1359 | |
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Thanks,will try to use the pen tool soon~
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