I'm trying to get that batman spotlight effect. I want to have it look like I am projecting my text onto clouds. I kinda have decent looking clouds, how to make it look like I'm really lighting up the clouds with a spotlight.
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View 2 Replies View RelatedI am working on a intro page for an artist website. I would like to do an easel with one of her works on it, with a spotlight shining down from upper left or right. How do I achieve the shadow of the easel with the spotlight? I am using the lighting effect in PS for the spotlight.
View 6 Replies View RelatedI'm going to create a website for one of my customers. He wants a spotlight pointing to two dancing people.
I'm having a kind of a designblock for a few weeks and I'm over the deadline already...
does Mudbox have tool like spotlight in Zbrush?
View 3 Replies View RelatedWe like to use small catalogs because they are easier to manage. The problem that arises is files become lost amongst the many catalogs with no way to search across catalogs for a given photo. To remedy the situation, I wrote a Spotlight importer that allows the Mac to index filenames inside LR catalogs. Here is a quick screenshot of me searching for the filename "HPDE" and Spotlight locating the catalog referencing this filename.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI stumbled across this page some time ago. I thought I would share as Melissa is quite inspiring.
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I'm trying to create a scene in IV Studio using point lights. If I want to change the position of the light's target, IV won't let me.
The option is simply not available. Not in the dialog (see attached image) an not in the graphics region (clicking the glyph's).
According to the help text, it should be possible (see attached image). The problem persist in both normal lighting styles as in local lights.
Was really wanting to get the first image at the end of a spotlight inserted in the second image of the city off in the distance. Kind of like how the batman symbol is in the spotlight. The symbol is my churches logo and was wanting to use it for our Instagram.
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I want to modify a photo in order to make it similar to a picture of the Victorian era. But how?
I show you some photos that I want to imitate:
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This
And this
I want the text on my layer to react in negative to the layers underneath. I set the layer to "Divide" but it doesn't affect the entire word. Check out the attachment to see what I mean. The text, "Desirae" is on the layer "lettering" and is set to Divide.
All I want to accomplish is for the word to be readable against the black and white.
Stage 1: I wish to mark up an existing image with transparent, highlighter-like markings. I've come close with paths, stroking with brush, and applying a gradient map (with alpha adjustment), but I would like to get the density of the coloring to vary and I haven't been able to find a combination of brush and gradient adjustment that will accomplish this in a visible way. Specifically, I would like the center of the broad line more transparent and the edges less so.
Am I using the best approach?
Stage 2: Carrying Stage 1 a bit further, I would like the edges of the broad line to be discontinuously more intense than the center, so that they appear as edges. This seems like a gradient map function on the line left by the brush (standard fuzzy, (19)(21x21)) but again, I haven't found a gradient that will do it. I've tried splitting the map, etc, but I may just lack the experience. Or this might be the wrong approach altogether.
How to give your image an HD effect? I searched the web and came across a youtube video:
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I tried this method on my newest image I made a couple days ago...and this is the result. (In Order Before and After.)
I am trying to make a cool desktop for myself. (attached image of how far i am so far) i want it to be the logo i made reflecting off of a black floor or really dark water, with sparks bouncing off of the logo and the ground/water.
View 4 Replies View RelatedIn 2.6, when I had a Selection and wanted to delete the surrounding area in a gradual, smooth way, you obviously just go Feather > Select > then apply the desired amount of the gradient.
While that seems to be somewhat similar in 2.8, there appear to be two major differences:
1) The Feather effect now also smooths out the selection itself. So when I select the outline of a human figure and set the effect number high, it smooths the shape out so that it's basically just an oval.
In the past, the Feather Effect did not alter the shape of the Selection for me. Why is this different, now?
2) The Feather effect itself - the color gradiation - is now much less evident. It seems to now just make the whole image dimmer. Why this is and how I can get it to behave as it did in 2.6? (I use this a TON.)
Im using the blend effect with text in 2.8, but after editing and seeing the actual playback it appears too fast. My question is there anyway to slow this effect down?
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View 3 Replies View RelatedI am trying to figure out how to make an image, for example, an animal image, have a cartoonish effect to it. The cartoon option in Gimp does not do what I wanted it to do so there is probably something else I am missing. Here is an example.
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The fur on the wolf does not have a realistic look to it. How do I make an image have this effect?
refer to this page here for the image.
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It is the highest to the top photo that appears to be Carlton from the fresh prince of Bel-air.
The website uses a blackish color for the background and when you roll over a comment it turns a bit brighter.
When I view the image source it shows the image being completely white with the facial lines shown.
I got very close to recreating the effect but to no success.
How to get your text animated so it looks like it's "typing" out the letters one at a time?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI've been interested in using GIMP to create a multicolor streamer effect similar to that on the American cover of Manifold: Space (image here). The problem is that I'm not sure what tools, settings and/or effects to use to make such an effect.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI want to create a light/shadow effect using GIMP. Similar to the image in the following link :
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This has been set as a background in this main home page :
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How to create such thing .
I would like to know the quickest way to create face in hole type photo templates. I was at Universal studios and was impressed by the speed they could create face on body images.
I am thinking it has to do with lasso select tool with a feather on edges > invert selection.
Also what is the quickest way to make the photo face match the original face color. (is there some kind of color select to do this?)
I get to the warpping effect it seams photoshop offers more grid points than the perspective tool of GIMP. Any alternative technique or tool to accomplish this effect?
What I am trying to accomplish is to cut and paste a section of nail and lay it over the knotted rope but with only 4 grid points this does not cut it.
I've just started playing around with GIMP. I've made two images containing a text to start with. For DPL2.tiff, the resolution (both X and Y) is 72 pixels/in, for DPL4.tiff it is 1 pixel/in.
My question is, shouldn't there be a noticeable difference in quality of the images?
What I want to do is take a design and automatically filter it to divide it into four parts that are moved into the corners of the image for tiling, like the Make Seamless feature. But I don't want any image-changing effects other than that, like gradients, which can't be turned off when using Make Seamless. What can I do?
If I have to do it manually, how do I do this? I can't seem to understand how to use the grid or ruler to find the exact center or divide the image into four equal parts.
I would like to learn how to apply the shine/reflection effect which is on the top corner of this image.: [URL] .......
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