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#1 ragnorok999

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Posted 10 April 2005 - 02:58 PM

OK i started with this..
http://www.gameexpre...0086640489F.JPG
and got this
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If you are happy mooching renders off other people turn back now.

Step One: Find the picture you wish to get your render from (believe it or not some people ARE this stupid).

Step Two: Copy and paste it into Photoshop.

Step Three: Using the marquee tool (i find circle the easiest to use but w/e floats your boat) cut out the large chunks around the image you have. You should end up with a BASIC outline leaving around a cm around the future render.

Step Four: Using a 400% zoom cut out the non-render parts using the lasso tool.

Step Five: After cutting out all non-render parts you could find zoom back out too 100% and in the background change the color from white to black or a color where you will gain visibility. I have this
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DO NOT WORRY IF YOURS IS NOT THIS DEFINED.

Step Six: Once you can see the mistakes you have made zoom in to 600-700% and fix them. If it is a minor detail, such as hair strands that can be impossible to cut out without damaging them, just cut them out.

Step Seven: Switch the background colors until you are positive you have gotten all of it. You should notice your edges are VERY choppy this is normal.

Step Eight: Using the blur tool at 15-20% strength and 20-30px size run it over all the hard edges until they no longer appear hard, note: may be blurry this is fine.

Step Nine: After you are happy with your image (with the exclusion of blurry edges) go to Image>Image Size and change it to be 5-10% smaller than it was and the edges should look natural.

Step Ten: Enjoy your new talent

Edited by Donna, 18 April 2005 - 12:44 AM.


#2 -Michael-

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Posted 18 April 2005 - 12:23 AM

Nice tutorial, very detailed and it has a completed result. Why not use the magnetic lasso tool instead thogh? It save a lot of time.

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Posted 18 April 2005 - 07:48 AM

nice tut.

I usually use magnetic lasso and magic eraser to make my renders. :P




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