My First Render

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  1. @Chris;]

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    I used the magic eraser and some polygon tool, can someone help me understand the pen tool technique?

    Orignial Image

    Tell me what you think.
     
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    Well, you have a ways to go and in the Premium Renders section, they have great rendering tutorials via the pen tool. They explain it lots better than me...

    But anyway onto the render...

    It's... fair for your first. Lots of white spots, missed spots (can still see the background) and faint outlines of eraser marks... Granted, if someone uses it, they could trim it up a bit.
     
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    Great for your first, but next time try a smoother image to begin with. It looks much better
     
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    Yeah, starting with a better-qual render makes a better-qual cut, and it is blocky on the edges.

    I've seen worse firsts, good job, so keep working at it.
     
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    Looks like an inside pic, those usually don't work out so well :Q But nice for your first try.
     
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    ok, i will post my next one soon, and what do you mean by higher quality background?>
     
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    a lot of areas still show white pixels and the image quality itself isnt the very best (not bad, but not the best), sometimes there are outlines. but for a first one, not bad, keep trying, one day i think it will be easy for you to do it lol im not that good at it either lol
     
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    nice job for your first, but like they said, next time choose an image with smoother edges; makes for a lot better render. :D
     
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    kinda choppy and not a very useful render
     
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    I guess it's an okay cut when comparing it to the original picture, but the edges could have been smoothed out... a lot
     
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    Not bad for your first m8 :) but still very choppy, times makes perfect though :D
     
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    looks very choppy =\ gj for your first though
     
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    Not bad first.

    Ill have to try rendering.
     
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    Nice Render :D
     
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