Ninja Gaiden Render

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  1. Value

    Value Well-Known Member

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    Yah this is my first ever..I am not sure if it has ever been done before I personally searched here on Gamerenders to check and all the Ninja Gaiden renders I found were different...so I dont think so. It was pretty difficult as it had this white halo of fire surrounding it in the original picture...I know its not superb but I'm wondering if its decent for a first try, plus I know the picture size and quality are good for sure.

    +Cred/Rep if you feel charitable today and you think I deserve it.

    Thanks...here it is:


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    Styles Well-Known Member

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    You need to save as png. And transparent. Else it's kinda screwed...

    It doesn't look bad, but having a white background means it could be very very choppy.
     
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    Value Well-Known Member

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    Yah I knew I had to do PNG and transparent just forgot to take out the background...Yah its still got that white shimmer going on...oh well, pretty bad I know, but I will go back to work on it later
     
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    Its good 4 ur first...a bit choppy around some places tho
     
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    I like it, although is choppy on the shoulder...I will give + cred, anyways, it should come in handy soon.
     
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    Value Well-Known Member

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    thanks

    I have a question for all you people though

    The problem I had (and the choppiness that arose as a result)
    Is because I could not disintiguish (with my eyes) where the white shimmer ended and the light edges of the picture itself began

    here is the orig so you know what I mean...and my question is how am i supposed to do it?

    Thanks

    [​IMG]
     
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    Not a bad choice in render, but it did come out a little too choppy.
     
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    a little? nah try more like alot
     
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    I love it. Fantastic job!

    To get rid of the white:

    Select the render like normal when you would cut it out of the pick, do a Feather of 0.4 and then Edit > Cut, then you should be good to go.
     
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    can i give the render a try?
    u just need a good eye, and wat tool do u use to cut?
     
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    Very nice cutting, I'll cred ya if I use!
     
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    WOW....nice render. good job on it perfect cut
     
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    ah i tried to render it and now im done, but i dont want to post my version of the render unless u acknowledge it Value
     
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    Of course...I like the picture because it appears it is pretty new here...but its for every1's use...so lets see what you got, its undoubtedly better than my shot :P
     
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    i like the picture and the cutting, a little choppy, but good for being your first one :D
     
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