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Re: My first photoshop picture
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lugnet.space
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Thu, 19 Dec 2002 22:33:52 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Leonard Hoffman writes:
> Here is a Tkhar fighter flying through space and shooting its blaster cannon.
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> http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/glencaer/Misc/tkharfly.jpg
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> Does it look realistic?
Not bad at all-a good first picture!
> How does the blaster fire/engine glow look?
Both the blaster fire and engine glow work well. but there are a couple of
things that you could do to make them mre realistic:
The blaster fire:
Give the blaster fire a 'core'- a smaller lighter color beam in the middle that
feathers or blurs to the outer green. That will make the beam 'meaner' looking.
Also, add a little light reflection around the bottom of the far wing and on the
opposite gun. A light beam of that strength is bound to reflect on the near
surfaces. Shine a flashlight where the beam should be to see what I mean.
Engine glow:
All you need there (maybe-strongly optional) is a lighter color fading to flame
color, like the blaster.
> How is the Star background?
Good stars! Need more, though:)
> Any tips concerning lighting the original picture to make it look correct in
> space?
Tough question there. If you want to be accurate, you would want light from one
source. And a dim light, at that. The most important thing is to have a very
sharp picture. Space has nothing to blur or distort an image.
Good start! What does the bottom look like?
Joe Meno
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> Thanks all!
> -lenny
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