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Re: Picture 101 (sort of) at Joe's Lego Page
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lugnet.general, lugnet.trains
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Wed, 7 Apr 1999 20:50:37 GMT
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In lugnet.general, Joe Davenport writes:
> Hi,
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> Many people have asked how I made some of the train pictures on my
> site. I have put together a page on how I used some paint programs to
> add in backgrounds to the pictures. I believe I have touched on the
> major points, but it has been a while since I made them, so forgive me
> if I forgot something.
Thanks Joe. Yep, I think you covered the basics. I've done this magicwanding,
repeating and blurring on a couple of pictures which, of course, aren't posted
:( . I did it with blending space landing baseplates in with natural ground.
And editing individual pixels does occur but it's worth it. But you're
absolutely right: the lighting is very important and must look similar or no
snazzy backgrounding will look natural. I've even created shadowing where none
previously existed to help alleviate this somewhat.
When I get my site back up you'll see. Sometimes it's obvious that I generated
a picture background, but in most cases it still looks better than a kitchen
table.
-Tom McD.
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| Hi, Many people have asked how I made some of the train pictures on my site. I have put together a page on how I used some paint programs to add in backgrounds to the pictures. I believe I have touched on the major points, but it has been a while (...) (26 years ago, 7-Apr-99, to lugnet.general, lugnet.trains)
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