How To Render - Prem.

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  1. Seith

    Seith Well-Known Member

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    Um.. Ill explain later soz.
     
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    woah im using this method def
     
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    this is by far the best rendering method ive ever seen!!
    GREAT job
     
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    the only thing is making it transparent....can you do that?
     
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    I cant see it

    EDIT never mind I can see it who ever did that is my hero lol Im gonna study this and try to make a perfect cut like that
     
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    Yeah…I tried this out, you need a super-contrasted image for this to work.
     
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    It's WAYYY too long for me to watch.
     
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    All you have to do is use the dodge tool over the picture you want to be rendered, then use the burn tool over the entire pic, it will effect the picture, but it will only go to what it was when you first started.
     
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    that tut is great. but like poo said, it needs a high contrast image to look good
     
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    well, thats a really cool tut thx alot :D
     
  11. The Gambit

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    yeah I tried it with two dif pics and it still didnt work but all the pen tool practice made me good so I dont need the Tut anymore ^_^
     
  12. Poo

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    yeah for everyone whos too lazy to watch the whole thing heres basically what it is(what i remember):

    You go to the channels palette, and look for the most-contrasted level. Then you copy it, go to that one, and polygonal lasso rough around the render to get rid of the extra bg. if the render is darker, then invert the colors so its really white and the background is black. Use the burn tool, set to shadows, around the edge of the render and then the dodge tool, set to highlights, inside the render. soon it should be black and white. Then…I THINK…you make it a mask…and you do…something…sorry…just watch the video :P
     
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    Rofl.. I tried it.... Look at my 1337 result :S. I'll stick to the eraser tool... Lol. I might do it with the eraser tool tomorrow. (Yes I know there's still BG, this just wasn't worth finishing.)
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    awesome this is gonne help lots
     
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    this tut is frickin awesome
     

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