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[Drifterboy]

i have been looking fo 3 days straight on how to make digital camo

i know how to make the simple camo but i want to learn how to make Digital camo from scratch without using brushes

[Drifterboy]

can someone please help me out

[Donna]

Drifterboy, on Nov 27 2007, 10:04 PM, said:

can someone please help me out

You have only had 31 views on your topic please be a little more patient as this is a free help forum.

Did you search via our tutorial database?

[Drifterboy]

yes i have searched, i searched Digital Camo but no luck

Edited by Drifterboy, 28 November 2007 - 04:32 PM.

[vvtopkar]

Try this out, its a free plugin for Photoshop that lets you create Digital Camoflauge
http://photoshop.pluginsworld.com/plugins/...camouflage.html
Hope that helped!

[Drifterboy]

vvtopkar, on Nov 29 2007, 01:31 PM, said:

Try this out, its a free plugin for Photoshop that lets you create Digital Camoflauge
<a href="http://photoshop.pluginsworld.com/plugins/...camouflage.html" target="_blank">http://photoshop.pluginsworld.com/plugins/...camouflage.html</a>
Hope that helped!

i have that plug-in but it doent do Digital Camo

heres an example of Digital camo

Edited by Drifterboy, 29 November 2007 - 04:13 AM.

[l3lueMage]

Do camo then pixelate it?

[vvtopkar]

l3lueMage, on Nov 29 2007, 09:15 PM, said:

Do camo then pixelate it?

ya just use the plugin and pixelate it, itll give that digitize look ur looking for

[aparna]

check out this one :
http://s3.invisionfree.com/Obscured_Graphi...p?showtopic=610

[photoshot]

I used these settings to get this photo:
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1) start out with a blank image (background color)

2 - optional) find a suitable real-life digital camo picture (like the one you posted) for the colors, or just use your own colors

3) set the background color, in this case I used a grey.

4) draw some lines and blobs, kinda what the old woodland camo was like (google it).

Repeat step 4 with as many other colors as you wish (more than 3 more is pushing it)
HINT: It looks better if you underline or "trace" the previous color with your new color (look below)

5) once it looks good: (or kinda random like mine)



6) Use Filter->Distort->Wave filter.

I used these settings and ran the same filter twice (for smaller blocks), but play around with it for slightly different effects:

Number of generators: 3
Wavelength: Min. 1 Max. 266
Amplitude: Min. 13 Max. 61
Scale: Horiz. 50 Vert 50


Hope that helped

[Scythar]

maybe try the cloud filter a few times with different colors and then use the pixelate filter.

I'll try it out this afternoon.