how to make outline from photograph like in "make your own stained glass"? Because I'd really love to make some testings to a photo I have, but I have to take only the outlines.
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I need to remove the background image which is visible through a stained glass window and replace it with a soft plain background (simulating an ambient light)
I don't really want to artificially recreate the lead grid design and wondered what's the best technique (masking or otherwise) to preserve this detail? I am considering clone stamp, intelligent fill, masking etc. but first I need to create a source of the grid to use.
I have been meaning to cover this in one of the Workbooks and maybe some day I will remember.
I cloned the original photo, applied a Circular, Stained Glass transparency to the clone, moved the center of the transparency over the Datura blossoms, reduced the diameter, and reversed the settings.
In a few seconds I dramatically changed the photo.
I cloned the second photo of dramatic smoke from the recent wildfire, applied a vertical Linear, Stained Glass transparency to the clone, starting at the dark portion of the bottom of the cloud at 0% and ending just above the mountain tops at 100%.
Again, in less than the time it would take to open Photoshop, I had dramatically enhanced an already dramatic photo.
I am designing a stained glass panel in corel, I have the glass colors on a pdf from the glass maker. Is there any way to add these to a palette?
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The outside is actual filmed B-roll of trees going by and is not a keyframed picture zooming by.
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I've looked online and can't find any pictures that work, and any search comes up with making a glass ball that magnifies the images inside of it.
I want to have a slick looking website user interface and background image with sheets of realistic looking overlapping sheets of glass.
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I'm playing with the 3D tools in Photoshop CS5 Extended for a friend. He provided an .obj file of a tool part and it opens just fine as a complex, shaded object.
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I have a hand drawn image that got wet and bled the works..
This is part of a these peoples collection drawn over 60 years ago.
I'm being asked to clean it up but to retain as much of the original lines as possible. (They would prefer if I did not clone the boxes etc. in an attempt to keep the integrity of the original drawing)
I've tried everything I know from background eraser, channels, lab, selections, blends ...only thing that seems to work well is the ol'trusted eraser but it will take forever...
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I made a logo for one of my blogs but I can't seem to get the settings right.
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I use glossy Epson paper. Also the blue seems to bleed when printed. Resolution of picture is 360dpi as recommended by Epson. I use "keep sharp edges"when enlarging it from the original 240dpi. This has the effect of retaining the colors at least on screen. Sharp image = more pure colors.
I am trying to make a logo. I have it complete but I do not likethat the text looks a little pixilated. I want to make the text look good, in other words make it look High Quality.
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