Adding A Dreamy Quality To Your Sigs

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  1. target_practice

    target_practice Well-Known Member

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    I really see almost no difference in the beginning and end results. A gaussian blur tutorial? Not much to me
     
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    That would be because the sig that I used, the brushing sucked =P How about trying it on your own sig though?
     
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    I see no differeance either. But it was good. At lest you tried.
     
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    Damn, it works for me...Well if mroe people dont see results, i'll ask a mod to take this down for me.
     
  6. VHXbox

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    I see it, it sorta is hard to see with that sig, just everything is a lil easier on the eyes, softer lines n such, ill ahve to try it on one of my own to see the dif.
     
  7. alrocks334

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    If you use overlay instead of changing the opacity, the dreamy effect is better, and the colors are brightened too. With just a blurred overlay layer and some saturation adjustments, i got this:
     
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    silly gooses


    gaussian blur 2 pixels set it to lighten looks the best
     
  9. Hixxy

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    its hard 2 see but i can see it slightly. maybe u lowered it a big too much lol
     
  10. ShaneFalco

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    I think the fill on your finished result is set a tad low. It's dificult to see the change. I use this technique to enhance the brushing the my backgrounds but instead of using fill, I change the blending mode on the top layer. (Usually to Lighten.)
     
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    Easy but effective. If you make jsut a little adjustment and add some small things to that you get an awsome effect ;)
     
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    we BARELY see the difference.
     
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    I*, please don't speak for us all



    I can see a difference, lines are softer and such, maybe I'll try it later
     
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    I accidently discovered this while changing a layer mode to Lighten. It went on screen and I noticed lots of difference. So I tested on them all.
     
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    Thx alot Dude!1!!!!
     

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