Proper Render Blending

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  1. Renagade

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    47 Views no comments?

    Bad tutorial?
     
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    I can't really tell the difference with all the anti-rip crap.
     
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    *Spends hours looking for differenece*

    Is there one :|
     
  5. Renagade

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    Yes there is... I wouldn't have made the tut if there wasn't. I need to tone down my watermarks :D

    Also this is just the main point of how to not blend around edges of graphics.
     
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    may i add on the image layer hold ctrl + click on the image and add a contrast layer with +/- 16 to make it look better see wat suits...
     
  7. Liquid Snake

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    thanks...this really helps a designer newb :D
     
  8. Zanzoken

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    Maybe if you didn't had changed the render at all before doing this (changing its layer type to lumminisity or something) or if you used the entire render in the sig we could have know the difference better...
     
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    put ur name under everything, not above..its really destracting
     
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    pretty nice, nice eand simple
     
  11. Link The Master Swordsmen

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    Where is the delete button in photoshop. I never saw it once. Or is it the one on the keyboard?
     
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    nice fast and good overall tut.. :D
     
  13. Renagade

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    What's the point of p utting your name below everything? Then someone can just rip parts of it... Kind of kills the reasoning.

    Zanzoken I had already made a color balance not luminosity... Luminosity looks horrible for graphics.

    Link The Master Swordsmen, just joking? It's the keyboard :lol:

    Thanks for all the comments guys!
     
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    Okay tutorial but there are easier methods of blending, but nice tutorial, learnt something new :)
     
  15. Razor-47

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    There is no "proper" way to blend renders. Only "preferred" ways.
     

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