I found LucisArt sculpture effect useful to get higher midtone contrast, but i would like to know is it possible to do that in PS without plugin, then we weould have more control over it.
View 8 RepliesThe following images were created using Lucisart, a photoshop plugin.
However this plugin is for Photoshop 7 and beyond and I'm currently using Photoshop 6 and anyway it costs more than I'm willing to spend if there are other plugins available that will do much the same thing for a better price.
I am designing a piece of public sculpture for outdoors. I have photographs of the location and photographs of my little model. I now need to insert the photograph of the little model into the location photographs and make it look like it belongs there. So I need the inserted model to adopt the environmental effects of it's surroundings.
I'm using CS5.5
I have a really curvy sculpture. How do I draw the dimensions of the elevation for it?
I have attached a picture of my drawing. I was told to do gidelines and show the dimension of them. However I find it not very accurate for the contractors to read.
In my work I have to draw shoes from sketch. They have to be photorealistic but achieve photorealistic texture is very hard.
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I've been experimenting in several programs (Lightroom, Photoshop) and playing with color balance and split toning but can't get these same vintage-ish color toned effects. Especially the toning and slightly opaque effect in the shadows.
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But I need more control than I can achieve with the nine section grid it imposes on my image.I frequently need to warp a page layout to look like it is situated within an open book..I can get it pretty close but I want it perfect.
I have tried using Puppet Warp and the Liquify Filter to fine tune my warps but they dont really do their thing without deteriorating the image in undesired ways.
how better to control my warps so they follow the curves of the pages more convincingly?Any resources available that show advanced methods of using the Warp tool?(Most of what I find on YouTube is useless beginner stuff)
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My bottom layer is a normal color image, however my top layer is a single object with completely white background. I am trying to over-layer the two in such a way that the object on the top layer is fully visible and blocks the space behind it. However the white portion of the top layer should not interfere with the bottom image. I know there is a cropping method but I cannot use any cropping in what I am doing. I need to figure out how to do this effect using layer options.
The trick is that I have a completely white background on my top image, so I think there should be a way to make white transparent but at the same time keep the object visible.
Here is a sample of what i am looking for (I did this using cropping technique but need to figure out how to do it using layer options/effects such as multiply and overlay)
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And here he is the website with example photos with the finish I am talking about:
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How to achieve this kind of over exposed contrasty effect of a picuture?
Here were the examples.
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