
can i see moar of yours please? I plan to do some college work based on this stuff.

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whatever you have done with the colours makes it look very woo :)

mine have been rather poor so far;
www2.b3ta.com/host/creative/69968/1227562005/dcmodel.jpg
www2.b3ta.com/host/creative/69968/1227562019/dc2model.jpg
www2.b3ta.com/host/creative/69968/1227561977/vegasmodel.jpg
www2.b3ta.com/host/creative/69968/1227545258/japanmodel.jpg
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Tue 25 Nov 2008, 15:06,
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mine have been rather poor so far;
www2.b3ta.com/host/creative/69968/1227562005/dcmodel.jpg
www2.b3ta.com/host/creative/69968/1227562019/dc2model.jpg
www2.b3ta.com/host/creative/69968/1227561977/vegasmodel.jpg
www2.b3ta.com/host/creative/69968/1227545258/japanmodel.jpg

I saturated it, and then changed the base light curves..
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Tue 25 Nov 2008, 15:09,
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makes things stand out more.
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Tue 25 Nov 2008, 15:10,
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why does this work?
I'm currently glossing the wood work in the office
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Tue 25 Nov 2008, 15:07,
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I'm currently glossing the wood work in the office


unfortunately, when i resized and optimized it i forgot to save the original :(.
I don't do it in the same way as the tutorials..
I use 5 or 6 duplicate layers blurred to different scales and delete as required..
It gives you a bit more control over the shape of the blur.
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Tue 25 Nov 2008, 15:11,
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I don't do it in the same way as the tutorials..
I use 5 or 6 duplicate layers blurred to different scales and delete as required..
It gives you a bit more control over the shape of the blur.