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Re: NPR (post-production): Try out your filters and blending modes
here's my try. just a couple of filters applied, it's been more a curves-saturation-selective colors work. looks a bit messed up after compression.
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Re: NPR (post-production): Try out your filters and blending modes
Hi rivoli,
I like the grain you added in the image. How did you achieve the result? rgds nisus |
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Re: NPR (post-production): Try out your filters and blending modes
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the grain is a diffuse glow effect. first i contrasted-saturated (curves, saturation) the image as it was, then added diffuse glow effect (graininess 8, glow amount 4, clear amount 17). the result was quite bright so i adjusted curves and colors (selective colors) again just to find the right balance and then added a rough pastels filter. i'm pretty sure that was all. |
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Re: NPR (post-production): Try out your filters and blending modes
Another Try,
Finer Detail, less nonsense, some depth and even a little movement? WDA e-P.S. Looks better on the monitor rather in the ThumbNail, for a change!
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Re: NPR (post-production): Try out your filters and blending modes
My first try at this kind of thing... Probably more subtle than most...
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Re: NPR (post-production): Try out your filters and blending modes
tried too... first NPR
erased the psd... will try to remember used something like 10 layers with some transparency 2 were used to recreate the orange color one with fading of two different tones others with some artistic filter (can't remember which ?? & ?? ) 1 was for the sky 3 were used to play with the lines noised and 2 forgotten filters 2 or 3 used for shadows watercolor and ??? at last merged all and then applied texture as seen in a tut here @CG i think so many holes in my memory won't help a lot.... lol
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Re: NPR (post-production): Try out your filters and blending modes
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