
if you are then no. it should be a light source that will affect the shadow from the main light source ( as in weaken it ).
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Tue 17 Feb 2009, 16:07,
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But that got really complicated for me to try and achieve. I'm shit with light and don't know how it would affect the main shadow.
Shouldn't have brought the question up I guess.
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Tue 17 Feb 2009, 16:14,
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Shouldn't have brought the question up I guess.

first create a second shadow to the subjects left, but not be as strong ( as in fade it out ) then select the areas where these overlap and do a gradient fill to transparency on the axis of the source and make it feathery and blurry.
But that's just me thinking on the fly and I have to mess with these things to get them right. So yeah, stop asking difficult questions ;)
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Tue 17 Feb 2009, 16:18,
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But that's just me thinking on the fly and I have to mess with these things to get them right. So yeah, stop asking difficult questions ;)

I.E, the bloke's stomach, arms and legs.
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Tue 17 Feb 2009, 16:21,
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