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#1 MK_LAGI

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Posted 30 July 2005 - 05:33 AM

This is my first ever tutorial so......
CREATE A 400*400 new document, dont ask why i jus like 400*400s......
Set the background as black,
Then go to Filter>Noise>Add Noise at 25 %
with Gaussian and Monochromatic ticked!
then go to Image>Adjusment>Brightess/Contrast
Set the Brightness as -79
and Contrast as +24
You should now have something similar to this:
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Make an new layer, call this Planet.
Anyway after that u'll need to use these colours as ur foreground: #0067A9, and #B0B0B0 as your background
Using the Elliptical marquee tool make a Cirlce while holding the Shift key.
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Fill this up with the Background colour(Silvery one)
Make another layer an fill it up with the Foreground colour(Blue)
Make another layer ;) this time fill it with lots of squiggly line using the bluey colour, i used a 5 px brush
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be really generous with the amount of lines u make but be sure u show some of the silver.
Now go to Filter>Blur>Motion Blurand set it to about 250 to 260 depending on your lines, and set the angle to 25
Then go to Filter>Disort>Spherize and set it to 100
Then CLick Ctrl+F once to add the effect again .
Now set the Blending Mode to Colour Burn.
Then Merge all the Layer by Clicking Ctrl +E but DONT MERGE WITH THE BACKGROUND!then go to Layer>Layer Style> Inner Shadow
And set it to these settings:
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and
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You should now have something similar to this:
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half way through now
now you'll create the Ring around the planet
Dont worry this is really easy
Creat a new layer an Click D to resest the Colours
Now go to Filter>Render>Clouds
Then go to Filter>Disort>Twirl
Set it to 999(max) then Click Ctrl+f Twice to add the effect twice.
You should have this:
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Now using the Elliptical Marquee Tool Make a circle around the outside of the twirl.
Then go to Select>Inverse then click Delete
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then USin the Elliptical Marquee Tool selec the middle of the cirle and delete so that you end up with a Ring
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Now go to Edit>Transform,Now using Scale Skew Rotate Disort and Perspective Give the Ring a Good angle so that it looks real: this is what i have:
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Now get the Eraser Tool And set the Opacity to 50%and erase the excess so that you have this:Posted Image
I also added Colour, Click Ctrl+U make sure you tick the Colorize Box
HUE=207
Saturation=25
Lightness=0

Ok Final Step now :D :
to make the ring realistic i added some blur
Filter>Blur>Motion Blur
Angle=0
Distance= 6 px
Thats It my Final Result:#
I also added a Lens Flare
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Done Hope You enjoyed! ;)

Edited by Donna, 30 July 2005 - 12:34 PM.


#2 randomtrout

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Posted 30 July 2005 - 11:28 AM

I say it's rubbish. But i'm a lagi so i should know better.
Nah, it is quite good. There is one almost identical to this though somewhere else.

#3 NGPixel

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Posted 30 July 2005 - 11:40 AM

5-6/10,

some steps are explained really fast without any examples or explanation of what it does... Also, you should add kind of steps, not paragraphs.

its a good start -_-

#4 softLearner

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Posted 30 July 2005 - 01:01 PM

Not a bad tutorial, but try to compress your images! 40 - 50 Kb's per image at that size isn't good! Use the save for web option in Photoshop and ise gifs for webgraphics, JPEGS are for photographs etc.

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Posted 30 July 2005 - 01:27 PM

Good shot for your first 'tut.
I agree however, form it more in steps. Other than that though good work.

#6 Matheus

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Posted 30 July 2005 - 04:12 PM

you dont need to eresar anything
just select a piece of the rings that you want, copy and paste them in another layer, then place the planet above the second ring layer
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Posted 30 July 2005 - 04:18 PM

you dont need to eresar anything
just select a piece of the rings that you want, copy and paste them in another layer, then place the planet above the second ring layer
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^^^^That's an incredibly (relatively) slow and completely unnecessary way to do it, erasing it takes about 3 seconds, while that method would take nearly half a minute!

As for the tutorial, I agree w/what the others said, you need to add a few more steps and images, as opposed to just paragraphs of information, but its not bad for your first tut ever!

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Posted 30 July 2005 - 04:32 PM

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#9 MK_LAGI

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Posted 30 July 2005 - 05:06 PM

THANKS TL ALL THE REPLYS
IAGREE WITH WHAT EVERYBODY SAID :P
I SHOULD HAVE ADDED MORE STEP BUT NOT BAD FOR A FIRST TUTORIAL HUH :)
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anybody who did this tutorial could u plz show ur result thanx


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double posts merged by Donna

Edited by Donna, 01 August 2005 - 04:47 PM.





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