Eazy Blending

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  1. Soulbishop

    Soulbishop Well-Known Member

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    Its really simple and its my first tut ok select ur render layer then ctrl+a
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    then select move tool
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    then move the render layer jus a lil but then move it back u'll notice the select all marquee has moved to directly around the rendered image like so
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    now select the lasso tool any will do
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    now right click in marquee and change feather to anywhere from 10 to 20
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    then right click in marquee agian and click select inverse
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    now its as simple as hitting backspace till u get something like dis

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    and dats simple eazt blending n u can tweak it to ur liking
    if u like dis tut plz rep i would appreciate it cuz i know when i first started,blendin was pretty hard
     
  2. Zaberfang

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    I used to be really bad at signatures...I'm not that good now either but your tut will add at least 1/10 to my sig ratings.
     
  3. Soulbishop

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    1 good reply bump .....
     
  4. Soulbishop

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    bump ....
    dis is da last bump could i get some replies
     
  5. Metro

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    can't see the pics, that kinda reduces how much I can use this.
     
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    meh…ive seen 3 tutorials that use this method of blending…not new to me but it is still pretty good :P
     
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    Very nice tut
    i like t :P
     
  8. XeroX

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    thanks for the tut. Its another way of improvin a sig
     

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