Advanced Render Blending

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  1. Bulls.eye

    Bulls.eye Well-Known Member

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    Advanced Render Blending

    Ok I'm going to show you how to blend your renders into your creation

    Here are my results:
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    1. Open up your render and place it onto your background where ever you want it.

    2. Now duplicate your render twice. You should now have 3 copies of your render.

    3. Click the little eyeball icon nest to the bottem two render layers so that only the top layer is showing. Now take out a 65px soft eraser brush set at an opacity of 20-23%. Now erase around your render until you get what you want.
    EX.
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    4. Ok now, make the middle render layer visable and the top invisable. Do the same thing to this layer as you did to the other layer except erase a little more around the edges and set the layer mode to Overlay. This is what you should have:
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    5. Next make the bottem layer visable and the other layers invisable. Now goto Filter> Blur> Gaussian Blur and blur it about 4.6 pxls. Now take out the eraser tool still, set as before and erase just a little around the edges. This layer should look like this:
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    6. Now go underneath your top render layer and make a color balence or a Hue/Saturation adjustment layer ([​IMG]) and make it the color you want your background to be. You layer pallet should look like this:
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    7. Now goto set the top layer to about 75% opacity, and make all layers visable.

    These are my results:
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    Here are two things I've made using this tutorial:
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  2. xZavier

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    or you could just use a Layer Mask, but its always nice to have a variety.
     
  3. Bulls.eye

    Bulls.eye Well-Known Member

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    No bro, this gives a whole different effect. It looks really nice when doing a soft grunge sig or stuff like that.
     
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    nice tip.......
     
  5. [WCK]«¤Ĵ맱뮤»

    [WCK]«¤Ĵ맱뮤» Well-Known Member

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    yup very good TuT
     
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    that tut is from Iced-Designs
     
  7. SomeThingCreepy

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    very helpful. Thanks
     
  8. Bulls.eye

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    Yea. I made it for ID but I thought I'd share it here too. ;)
     
  9. theonly1

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    that rendur is hot
    can i have it plz?
     
  10. Bulls.eye

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    [​IMG]
     
  11. SirWeezle

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    that's sweet I'll hafta try that and see what i come up with .
     
  12. grr_grr

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    thanks coz i not so good in blending
     
  13. DizZee

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    nice tut bro, will try tonight :D
     
  14. Ali_Imran

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    Oh dat's a sweet tutorial man..keep it up
     
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    sweet!

    lol nice tut ive been using that for a while though :P
     

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