Render Blending

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  1. ka-blakflame

    ka-blakflame Well-Known Member

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    ok so here we go

    Open up the sig you want to use..i chose this one


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    now select the layer with the render on it

    grab the lasso tool and set your feather to 30.

    draw around the the render...it should look sumthing like this


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    Now click the the "Add layer mask" button

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    now u should get sumthing like this

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    now i have some spots that are not blended and some spots that are.
    if u want to blend a spot that is not blended...select a roundish brush.

    now select a the LAYER MASK you put on the render. change your brush color to black and brush around the render untill u have a good result.

    if you want to unblend a section change ur brush color to WHITE and brush in the spot u want blended. but make sure u have selected the
    Layer Mask or this will now work.....

    hope this helps you. here is my finished result



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  2. ka-blakflame

    ka-blakflame Well-Known Member

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    ne comments?
    plz somone comment
     
  3. WeNDoR

    WeNDoR Senior Member

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    verry nice :D it's not more different from what i do ... but i blend it in before cobntinuating with the colors and text :D
     
  4. Yoda-

    Yoda- Well-Known Member

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    good tut. easy to understand :)
     
  5. Goe

    Goe New Member

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    I do it in prodigy's way.anyway i might try this one out.
     
  6. Tr1cE

    Tr1cE Well-Known Member

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    nice tut, kinda basic stuff though.
     
  7. timmiee

    timmiee Well-Known Member

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    Good tut, nothing more to say :)
     
  8. un7ouchabl3

    un7ouchabl3 Well-Known Member

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    not a bad tut... think the finished copy is over blended tho :P
     
  9. Tango

    Tango Well-Known Member

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    Great for newbs,, thanks for sharing :)
     
  10. acid dye

    acid dye Well-Known Member

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    Nice but a little basic.
     
  11. Gfx Gawd

    Gfx Gawd Well-Known Member

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    nice tut, i'll try it .
     
  12. ka-blakflame

    ka-blakflame Well-Known Member

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    kool...thats my first tut ill be making more
     
  13. ZeA

    ZeA Well-Known Member

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    Nice tutorial, Good for begginers....
     
  14. -Snook-

    -Snook- Active Member

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    A good beginner tut indeed.

    Btw, you may want to put anti-rips on that sig ;)
     
  15. N3XT

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    thanx for the tut very useful info
     

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