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7th July 2006
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PS exercise - Underwater
Hi guys,
C&C welcomed! Something I did for fun. Pls imagine this with lots of 'distractions', tonnes of bubbles, sharks swimming around...Lol  And its suppose to be sort of background for maybe live-action or animated 3D elements. Feel free to ask me qns,I'll try my best to answer. Cheers! Thanks for looking!  before  Last edited by firestone; 7th July 2006 at 04:18 PM. |
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7th July 2006
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Re: PS exercise - Underwater
i'm always asking how'd you get the colours...like overcast...contrast and such
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7th July 2006
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Re: PS exercise - Underwater
Whoa...... Cool man
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8th July 2006
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Re: PS exercise - Underwater
But I use whatever, no right or wrong. For eg,in this instance, to change the overall color of an element,eg,the man. I use 'color balance'. Then I may use a separate 'hue/saturation' with painted mask to adjust just certain parts. At times, I also use a 'color' layer if necessary. But this image not much color lah, so its quite easy. everything blue blue,haha |
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