1st Attempt At Render

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  1. DarthRane

    DarthRane Well-Known Member

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    well its just like title says first atempt. Not that good i know but owell here it is linieage 2 render.

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    Superb for a first
     
  3. DarthRane

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    Pointers please.

    Thanks for compliment.
     
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    ya i am new too so i guess its good but i wouldnt know.
     
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    Yea, really good for a first. Looks like it was shrunk from the original. I would have left it full size. Its kinda small to use now. :)
     
  6. DarthRane

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    Actualy i think its just way it was saved because i saved full size and when opened up was smaller so was nothing i could do about it.
     
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    Chances are that Photobucket automatically shrunk it due to file size limits. Photobucket will shrink anything that is over 250kb.

    When posting pictures, try using the attach picture button on the bottom of the posting screen. It will allow you to attach a picture up to 1mb directly from you HD to the site.

    If all else fails, when your saving the picture in photoshop, besure to goto image and select trim. I see you saved it as a *.png but it doesn't look like it was cut onto a tranparent background. Anyways, when using trim, a window pops up and select trim transparent background, or background. This will help make the file sizes smaller for you.

    One last option, would be to save the picture as a *.jpg as at that file format, it compresses the file size pretty well for you without changing the picture size.
     
  8. DarthRane

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    K ill remember that
     
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    You did a excellent job. Somehow it got smaller from the original.
     
  10. GA|Blackstar

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    Very gj mate, for a first try.
     
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    excellent for the first one
     
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    it's nice but make it bigger plz!
     
  13. DarthRane

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    I tryed that after rendered the image but when made it larger it made the picture blurry as hell making it even more useless.
     

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