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QChan	Posted: Mar 15 2006, 09:50 AM
Omae Wa Aho Da! Group: GFX Team Posts: 1,519 Member No.: 99 Joined: 5-December 04	this is my fisrt tutorial. so be nice to me. -------------------- <-- click! Just a figment of your imagination

Kagen	Posted: Mar 16 2006, 07:01 PM
Group: GFX Team Posts: 35 Member No.: 1,381 Joined: 5-February 06	very simple but explained well, gj -------------------- ^^Collab with Gici

QChan	Posted: Mar 16 2006, 10:35 PM
Omae Wa Aho Da! Group: GFX Team Posts: 1,519 Member No.: 99 Joined: 5-December 04	I'm glad it's easy to understand. -------------------- <-- click! Just a figment of your imagination

FireFlame	Posted: Mar 6 2007, 05:18 AM
The Ancient Flame Group: Elite Guards Posts: 1,526 Member No.: 82 Joined: 25-November 04	you dont even know how many times i used that hehe it awsum -------------------- ~~kUp wAs hErE! u rOx dUdE!~~

Rayekaza	Posted: Mar 18 2007, 07:55 AM
Group: GFX Team Posts: 383 Member No.: 532 Joined: 27-March 05	You know, the outcome picture of the render doesn't look much different from the beginning one. One tactic I find very well useful to use when actually making a render look nice to stick to the overall sig... Duplicate. Gaussion blur 4.0, set to overlay. Congratulations! (Works on sigs) To lighten it: (Also blur the heck out of it according to some people...) Gaussion blur 4.0, set to lighten. Duplicate, overlay. --------------------

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