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Here is my first try at photoshopping a random Halo 3 picture i had.



http://i593.photobucket.com/albums/tt18/Joeski54DLS/007JamesB ondHalo3photoshopped.jpg]

  • 05.08.2009 7:49 PM PDT

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I can't seem to view the image. Photobucket claims it was "moved or deleted."

  • 05.09.2009 1:02 AM PDT

He put an extra bracket at the end. Here's the picture:

OP's Picture

Frankly, I think its absolutely awesome. As a 'shopper myself, I'm impressed.

  • 05.09.2009 1:40 AM PDT
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Nice one. I like how you twisted and destroyed the background to hightlight the spartan.

but I noticed a minor error. in the visor of the spartan you can se that you used the paint brush. no fail. but it would be better if you marked it up and then boosted the collor.

but this is Wery good for a first timer!

  • 05.09.2009 3:38 AM PDT

Ugh, I hate the Liquify tool. Don't use it in excess.

And how you tried to colour the visor, you need to create a new layer, then draw over the visor, then set the layer to overlay.

  • 05.09.2009 6:52 AM PDT

You say tomato; I say potato.

When I want to redo a single part, I will cut out the part in a new layer. Then I will use the replace color tool(image>adjustments>replace color).

  • 05.09.2009 2:00 PM PDT

Posted by: RockinPunk93
Ugh, I hate the Liquify tool. Don't use it in excess.

^This^

Shooping something is more than just filter gallery and smearing the bg.

  • 05.10.2009 3:43 PM PDT
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Posted by: RockinPunk93
Ugh, I hate the Liquify tool. Don't use it in excess.

And how you tried to colour the visor, you need to create a new layer, then draw over the visor, then set the layer to overlay.

You also may want to set it to a lower opacity so the gleam can come through on the visor...

  • 05.10.2009 4:39 PM PDT

Did you apply a chrome filter to the background, then liquifiy it? I'd try to work with the background a bit more on the next one.

  • 05.11.2009 5:02 PM PDT