Comic Book Affect...

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  1. .amaZe

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    +REP or +CREDITS appreciated....

    In this tutorial you will learn how to make a comic book affect.

    Step 1. Get a render you like, make sure its not cartoony, because if it looks too much like a cartoon or comic the effect wouldn't be as strong. This is a stock photo I got from http://freestockphotos.com/
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    Step 2. Go to Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur.

    Step 3. Make the Radius 3.0 pixels.
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    Step 4. Go to Edit > Fade Gaussian Blur

    Step 5. Opacity 100% and change the Mode to Darken

    Step 6. Your Done. :drinks:
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  2. Throwbacks

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    Looks like a toon effect to me but good job!
     
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    This was done before and I already know how to, but nice tut man.
     
  4. Prince Zainx

    Prince Zainx The Dark Prince

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    yo .amaze great tut mate
    remember me :D
     
  5. Demexor

    Demexor Well-Known Member

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    cheers for that!
     
  6. .amaZe

    .amaZe Active Member

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    yea, wad up Blackout..
     
  7. Prince Zainx

    Prince Zainx The Dark Prince

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    nm you ?
    i am just making some new tuts for my peeps out there
    and reading a book on beginer phtoshop for beginers (not me <_<)
     
  8. .amaZe

    .amaZe Active Member

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    yea, im going to make more tutorials to..
     
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    wow....incredibly easy..
     
  10. Chadwick

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    Really fast and easy, never woulda guessed it on my own >.> Thanks
     
  11. lllAE86lll

    lllAE86lll GR Since 2005

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    it have been done hundreds of time .... but good to share it again so some people dont know ;)
     
  12. .amaZe

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    thanks for the comments.. i have an extended version.. which i would post shortly.. ^_^
     
  13. cokiwah

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    if it wasn't so blackish that'd be kewl :P
     
  14. AcidGlow

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    Saw this a really long time ago..I think it was on RKS way back..meh.
     
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    Very nice but I believe you missed a step. You need to copy the layer before using the blur filter.
     

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