Tune Up Your Images

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  1. Phantasy

    Phantasy Senior Member

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    To view the tutorial please go here http://www.phantasydesign.com/tune.html

    Note: As an example I used a photograph. However this "tune up" works with ANY image, including renders.

    +Rep, Credit Donation, Or Comments Are Greatly Appreciated
     
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    24 Views and no comments? Can I please get some reviews on this tutorial? Thankyou in advance to everybody who reviews my tutorial ^_^
     
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    Not bad, but I think that even a n00b can figure this out. Good for beginners thought.
     
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    Yes this can be easily figured out, but most people don't bother "tuning up" their renders so this usually isn't found out.
     
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    Isn't this similar to "cleaning up" an image?
     
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    I wouldn't know because I haven't heard of cleaning up an image.
     
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    You duplicate your stock image layer and then go to Filter -> Noise -> Median. Put 5. Then choose Overlay or Soft Light as the blending mode or whatever works with it.

    That's how I do my images if they require "cleaning" up.
     
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    nicee thanxz...LOL i didnt knew this i am newbie :P...
     
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    lllAE86lll GR Since 2005

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    i dont see the difference though :S
     

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