Ace Combat 6 Renders

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  1. gtracer424

    gtracer424 Member

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    Here are some AC6 renders...First attempt.

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  2. Nidhogg NL

    Nidhogg NL Well-Known Member

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    i think you didnt use the pen tool, because its really choppy mate, try to learn the pen tool and you will make far better renders, also take pic with higher resolution
     
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    hmm the edges look a little crap sorry
     
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    There alright, but thanks for your time and effort :D
     
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    keep pluggin dude you will get it
     
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    Decent attempts there. Here's a few tips to help you improve:

    - Use either the pen (paths) tool or the polygonal lasso to make your selection. These will make sure your edges are smooth and precise.
    - Choose high quality pictures to begin with. Larger, clearer pictures not only produce a better result, but also make the rendering process much easier.
    - It might be a good idea to "tag" your renders with some simple text, so people know that its your work.

    Make friends with the pen tool. Good luck with future renders. :)
     
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    Try using the pentool =)

    Still 10/10 for your effort though.
     
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    very nice and original idea :D

    good job on it
     
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    use the pen tool ... and try again next time
     
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    weird but good
     
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