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Re: Background Screening (was: Re: Introduction, and my project...)
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lugnet.publish
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Tue, 21 Mar 2000 09:43:29 GMT
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In lugnet.publish, Christopher Lindsey writes:
> > As it was a post/thread about HOW-To get the effect not his/her final I
> > did not see this as an issue.
> > However in general I would agree.
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> Hi Dave, • Hi Dude.
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> I agree with both of you -- generally speaking, I wouldn't be too
> keen on someone taking one of my photos and making changes, and I
> would be especially bothered if they weren't properly attributed.
> But in this case it was in a learning context in response to my
> message, and I really appreciate the PhotoShop tips.
Glad you understood the Context thing, altho I should have let you
post the link even if I was willing to illustrate & host my reply
with a jpg. I am having fun photo'ing my sets and am glad to pass on
any good ideas I have noticed. Hopefully get some new ideas too.
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> I'm not a power PhotoShop user -- in fact, those photos were my first
> attempt at any kind of cloud rendering (I mostly scan plant slides
> and make subtle tweaks). I do tend to like the darker, stormier
> scenes, though.
Bryce is a must have for this kind of stuff. I just took 3 color point
samples from your "weather" and made a cloud plane for you in seconds.
I have been avoiding doing long shots like 'Kingrear' cuz the sky rarely
fits in as nicely as it does in your shot. I have resorted to standard
gray or blue large plate backdrops and putting stuff in the way of 'Sky'.
As I said I like the look, keep at it.
DaveG
PS: I put that sky Background for up you and anyone else following the thread.
http://24.113.91.23/pub/lego_parts/Sky4Kingrear.jpg
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