2007-09-24, 10:27 | Link #501 |
Fallen Angel
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can anybody gimme some good tutorial or a good way to combine 3 or more pic within your board work ? it's a pain to do that, especialy when they have a different color... maybe looking at my sigs atm will give u the imagination on how to do it >.<
well 1 render or 2 is normal, but 3 or more is frustating and make your adrenaline gone over the limit l, not to mention the blending and also the text which is in one way it's suitable, but in other ways it doesn't match the other picture.... grrr might also scrap my current sigs i think
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2007-09-30, 13:31 | Link #502 |
Jyuunana Bunkatsu
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Hi, i can anyone make a tutorial on how to make an animated siggy with animated gifs that have effects on it? I only see one tutorial on here that talks about gradients and text, but that's all. And I'm still trying to learn these things.
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2007-10-03, 09:44 | Link #507 | ||||
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2007-10-06, 07:23 | Link #510 |
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Hey, I was wondering if anyone could write up a tutorial on how to make eyes blink from a still image.
I remember someone making one from the Haruhi scan, think it was either KiNa or Riker. Thanks in advance.
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2007-10-06, 07:35 | Link #511 |
Kira_Naruto, the ecchi
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Gonna tease you a bit
-OR- I suggest you wait for Riker flippy sig tutorial. Its actually the same thing .. Go bother him to remake it I'm too lazy and too busy.. either one works
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2007-10-13, 04:28 | Link #512 |
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This is such a great resource, after reading through it a bit I've decided to try my hand at making more of my own sigs and avatars, you all have inspired me! Hehe.
Just finished my first attempt at an animated gif, I'll probably bust it out officially once Halloween is done. Any suggestions are most welcome! I used the tutorial that explains how to do the rounded edges and bordering, seemed to be pretty easy, big props to the clear and well done explainations. Problem I'm coming across is a lot of the anime I have, and a lot of the pictures, are all widescreen, which unless I can crop a ton of it off, makes it pretty hard to make a nice square avatar. Maybe I'll just try being more aggressive with my cropping or something. Last edited by Ultenth; 2007-10-13 at 04:42. |
2007-10-13, 12:05 | Link #513 | |
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You can also probably crop a bit of the left side, chopping off a bit of the ribbon doesn't really matter. This is if you want to make it 100x100 of course. As for its animation, you can probably try reducing the delay time abit, it looks abit 'laggy' as of now. The quality and such is pretty good though. To be totally honest, this is alot better than my first animated gif. My one was dull with bad quality and a thick black border and a constant bad loop, so yeah, it's not bad.
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2007-10-13, 13:29 | Link #514 | |
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2007-10-13, 16:06 | Link #515 |
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Anyone have any suggestions on what to do if I'm trying to render a pic that has the background color (which is yellowish) bleed into the character I'm trying to render? I'm currently just kind of going back and forth using both the eyedropper and spray paint with a very low opaque setting, and using blur also with fairly low setting. Any better suggestions on what I can use to try to phase out the yellowish tone and bring up more of the colors that should be on the character (which in this case are salmon and blueish tones)?
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2007-10-15, 08:36 | Link #516 |
Kira_Naruto, the ecchi
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erm.. dont really get what you trying to do here.. Try this.. put a mask on the top layer... then use gradient BW on it... black will hide the portion that you want to remove then fade in..
Still, seriously dont know what you trying to achieve here
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2007-10-15, 12:51 | Link #517 |
sleepyhead
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He's trying to remove a character from a scan/whatnot.
Apparently, he's having trouble when it comes to removing the background tone overlapping the character. Personally I think the simple/lazy approach would be to leave it and find another scan or just alter it's tone to something acceptable and use it with a appropriate background.
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2007-10-18, 12:16 | Link #519 |
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I want to ask one quetion .... can i know the method how to reduce the size of JPEG image without spoiling the quality because i don't see many solution here >.< besides Kira_Naruto's adjustment in Hue/Saturation, but making adjustment in Hue/Saturation really doesn't make a lot different... sorry for my noobish question
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2007-10-18, 12:58 | Link #520 | |
Thinking outside the box
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If you have. With minor blurring you can reduce size to. But it's notable. Otherwise if you want to go extreme, try JPEG Optimizer. It can compress more than photoshop save for web. And has a handy feature which allows you to select parts of a jpeg you want to compress. And well there are limits compression. But usually photoshop Save for web is good enough. What image is it that you want to compress and to which size did you want it?
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