I can't seem to find how the original creator made this effect and he isn't around anymore. As you can see, the horizontal lines make the image appear as a ribbon and I just can't get the same effect.
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I saw on a star trek site some time ago that they had player awards and that thost ribbons had the lines of a ribbon material.
I'm trying to figure out how they did.
When I select text in photoshop cs4, it seems to invert just the luminance (forgive me if my terminology is incorrect). That is to say, it doesn't change the color of stuff in the background, but it does invert whether it's light or dark. I've added an example to this post, the top text is selected and the bottom is not. I like the way the top selection looks and frequently would like to be able to do exactly this, and apply it to whole images. What's happening when you select text, is there a specific name for this effect, and how can I replicate it?
View 1 Replies View Relatedi've been driving myself to the edge of crazy over the past few hours trying to replicate this effect. i'm by no means a photoshop expert (obviously), but have used it for the past few years. still, i'm stuck at this and maybe it's really easy to solve. the effect i'm talking about is the following:
note how on the left side of the graphic, the item seems perfectly even with the background, yet on the right side it's "standing out" as if it was a sticker i have no problems achieving the background effect, but i'm stuck at how to get this effect done. i've tried rotating the graphic, twisting it, distorting it, but i can't seem to be able to replicate the effect correctly.
I'd like to look up how to replicate the effect in the image, but I'm too new to know what the effect is called.
I see two rectangles, and there's a "shadow" of some sort "under" the top rectangle.
What would you call that effect, and what tool would produce it?
I'm trying to replicate the type effect (upper arc and lower arc combined) that's shown in the example below in Illustrator. So far, my attempts haven't been fruitful. The example might be hand-drawn and there might not be a way to do it in illustrator.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI work for a small non-profit and we don't have the resources to use the sort of freelance designers I would love to use, so I have to do a lot in-house. Recently I saw an effect that I would like to replicate.
It's a small image but you can see that it's a picture that's been blended with a cool blue effect. I would like to do this, but am not sure how to get there.
I'd like to replicate the text effect in the image posted here. Colors are not a factor because it will be toned when complete. The effect appears to have the text washed out in parts as well as not horizontally aligned. The alignment part isn't that critical however . the washed out look is what I'm looking for.
View 10 Replies View RelatedI like this effect to give a page more dynamics. Yet, i understand how they do it but i can't replicate it. [URL]...how to do this clean and solid?
View 9 Replies View RelatedI'd like to replicate a text style in GIMP that I've seen on this web button:
Rather than flat white color text there seems to be elements of grey of differing shades giving some depth to the text and also what I presume is a drop shadow beneath.
This is probably easy as pie to do, but I'm new to GIMP and don't know the term for this technique.
I previously used Gimp 2.6. When using the clone tool, I would press CTRL to set the source. When I would being painting with the clone, the source would move relative the mouse pointer location and I was able to make sure the gradients were correct.
With 2.8 it looks like the source stays put and I cannot clone see to get the gradients I am working with to clone right because I have to stay in line with the source. How to replicate the functionality of 2.6 with it?
I have attached an image for blend opton in fx ribbon.
View 2 Replies View RelatedOn this website is a logo for Okinawa, it has a stroke twisted into a ribbon. [URL] ...
View 5 Replies View RelatedI work with textiles and have to deal with fabric texture and wrinkles in Photoshop. The workflow involves applying a guggasin blur, grain and motion blur. This produces an acceptable result which is not realistic. Sometimes I use the mezzotine filter to reintroduce the fabric texture lost during the blurring. additional recommendations to deal with fabric wrinkles?
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I need to connect a rapport with others(print on fabric for textile industry). It looks like a mosaic, however the pieces doesn't connect side by side at the same height, but side by side sometimes higher, sometimes lower
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The thing is: when I try put then together the limit of the layers create an edge that prevents connection.I'm sending some images to try to make this clear: 1- all layers together with the thin line between the 2- closer to junction 3- closer 3200% to see what really happens.
When the image is magnified 3200% we can see clearly that this "crack" is actually the edge of the layer that has become a bit clearer, then edge with edge, it creates an impression that there is a line in the overall picture. And I can not just cover it because each layer will be duplicated automatically by a machine rapport. So is there any way to make the edge of the layer does not check clearing?
I have some geotextile sheets of specific dimensions (that's 45mx5m)Â and a surface (not a regular one) with grades ranging from 3.5% up to 34%.I would like to "fit" those sheets on the surface (which should overlap one another by .30m (see attached image)) but not project them, (that's why I don't believe "drape" is the proper word).
Meaning that since the 45m dimension is facing up/down slope, the length should be less in projection (see attached image) and that should be calculated automatically since the surface is a very irregular on (not like the attached dwg which is included as an example).
I would like to be able to create a service ribbon/medal, like the following, for my clan:
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Not exactly like those, but somewhat like them. I don't know how to do it .
I am trying to customize Autocad 2012 ribbon tab. I can't seem to find how to mimic the small arrow that appears in several of the standard menus. For example, in the 3D Solids - Home Tab, the second panel from the left is "3D Solids Home - Mesh" It has a small arrow in the corner that opens up a preferences dialogue box.
How can I add that arrow to a custom panel with that little arrow so that I can add my command to it?
Where are the bits of the Ribbon API to add a slide out to a ribbon panel?
Autodesk.Windows.RibbonControl ribbonControl = Autodesk.Windows.ComponentManager.Ribbon; RibbonTab Tab = new RibbonTab(); ribbonControl.Tabs.Add(Tab); // create Ribbon panels Autodesk.Windows.RibbonPanelSource panel1Panel = new RibbonPanelSource(); panel1Panel.Title = "Panel1"; RibbonPanel Panel1 = new RibbonPanel(); Panel1.Source = panel1Panel; Tab.Panels.Add(Panel1);
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I saw some source that hinted you could use panel1Panel.AddSlideout() but in the search I do not see any Ribbon API that allows for any slideout functionality?Do you *have* to use the CUI API for this?
I scanned a photo I have of an Elvis impersonator and made this image, but I need to have the image at 300 dpi instead of the 72 dpi that I originally saved. So, I rescanned the image at the desired resolution and size, but I can't seem to remember how I got it to look like this.
View 4 Replies View RelatedI been trying to get the outline as in the above image, but i just cant get it right. I tried adding a Stroke, but every time i get smooth edges, instead of getting them like the above image. Is there a way how to get the outline around the numbers to look exactly the same?
View 4 Replies View RelatedI've been trying to get this effect for this image but not such luck used high contrast and messed with the hue but nothing.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI have been trying to figure out the best way to replicate lane striping in 3ds Max. I am using survey data, so I would like the striping to match exactly.
Can this be done using viewport canvas? I've tried some tests, but the texture seems to "shift", and is also lower in quality/resolution than I care for.
I am looking to use this on stretches of roadway that are between 500ft-1500ft in length...
I drew a part that has a 1/4" male npt on it. How do i replicate the npt in inventor. Its not a hole so i have tried that, is there an external thread generator other then "thread" ?
View 3 Replies View RelatedHow to replicate the background of this picture. The concrete/wall texture is easy but the multicolor vignette is a little harder . Also the text is just 3dified in Photoshop right?
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How the effects in these pictures can be replicated and possibly tell me or provide me with a PSD? These are some blood work for walls using in a game, due to the color burn and dark blend these look very realistic in this game :
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Hud_Splat_3.bmp - The best effect of them all is in this image.
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I'm trying my best to replicate the font w/ the outline in Photoshop but I really can't seem to get it right at all.
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With autumn looming Id like to get some nice outdoor shots in the woods of my friends and family and then duplicate this filter style.
I made this image a while ago and I can't remember quite how I did it. What I can remember is that I used rendering clouds and adding noise, channels, and changing the color at some point. I did most of it from this video: [URL]....
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But I didn't do everything from it, I tweaked something, it may have been the lighting rendering.
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The reason I want to recreate this is because I need a version of it in higher quality. It's supposed to have a rock texture look to it, and I made it look golden.
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how to replicate this.
I'm currently working on to pics and would like to cut the shaking hands on pic A and replicate this on pic B - How is this done - im on Photoshop 5.
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