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  1. Vengeance2k0

    Vengeance2k0 Well-Known Member

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    Lately when i've been making sigs i've haven't really been making he colors all that good.

    Example: [​IMG]

    Any ideas.
     
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    I'd love to help, but the link is broken :(
     
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    BUMPORZ

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    Motion blurring the render and setting it to overlay alsways seems to work ok.
     
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    I think i messed up cause i motion blurred and then color ballanced. That might be why they suck.
     
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    take your eyedropper tool choose a few colors off your render and grab your gradient tool ;)
     
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    i'll keep both in mind for next sig. thanks.
     
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    your colors don't match the render use colors from your render by using the eyedrop tool
     
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    You can also use clouds. :D

    Grab 2 colors that show up in the render more, make sure 1 is the foreground and the other is the background.

    Create a new layer and filter-> render clouds and set it on hard light. Then you could add a color balance or do what Photochop said.
     
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    Thanks Infuzion. That one seems the best.

    I'll work on a new sig later today, usiong these methods. Hopefully it'll improve.
     
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