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jorginho69
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 Posted: Thu Nov 08, 2012 5:58 am Post subject: how to get this effect ?? |
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hi, this is my first post so sorry if im posting in the wrong place, i seen this picture on a website banner and wonder if anyone can tell how to do it in Photoshop cs6.
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RavenStylez
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| Posted: Thu Nov 08, 2012 6:49 am Post subject: |
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Download instagram.
[spoiler]That coloring or the 'fence'?[/spoiler]
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jorginho69
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| Posted: Thu Nov 08, 2012 7:56 am Post subject: |
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hi, i mean the effect, fence and square effect.
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RavenStylez
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| Posted: Thu Nov 08, 2012 9:12 am Post subject: |
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The fence is most likely made with a pattern, do you know how to make a pattern or should I make you a tutorial?
Then you still have those rectangle stripes , which make the fence complete, well, again, pattern.
The coloring is done with gradient maps, color balance etc which is quite hard, but one of the most important things of photoshop.
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RavenStylez
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Just a quick sketch, but do you want me to explain doing something like this?
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jorginho69
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| Posted: Thu Nov 08, 2012 10:01 am Post subject: |
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hi, can you be kind enough to let me know how to make the pastern i think i will have just with the pastern instead of having it with the lines across, many thanks.
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RavenStylez
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Okay:
-First, decide what spacing and size you want the dots to be, I used 3x3 dots and 3 dots spacing.
-Open a new photoshop document (for example) size 15x15 and use PENCIL, NOT brush, to draw a (again, for example) 5x5 square in the top left corner.
[ this way you chose the dots to be 5x5 and the spacing 10 dots/px, whatever you like to call them ]
-If you're satisfied with the size, go to Edit -> Define Pattern... and give it a name.
-Now, go to the document you want to use your pattern on, make a new layer above all other layers and pick: Pattern Stamp Tool (under the Brush / Pencil)
-If all was done correctly, you can now pick your dot thingy from dropdown menu at the top.
-Select your dot pattern and pick a big brush, to brush all over your image.
-Lower the opacity to about 30% and you're done.
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Yes, I made it look quite difficult, but I tried to be as specific as possible.
If you want the coloring explained as well, just ask.
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jorginho69
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| Posted: Tue Nov 13, 2012 4:44 am Post subject: |
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| RavenStylez wrote: | Okay:
-First, decide what spacing and size you want the dots to be, I used 3x3 dots and 3 dots spacing.
-Open a new photoshop document (for example) size 15x15 and use PENCIL, NOT brush, to draw a (again, for example) 5x5 square in the top left corner.
[ this way you chose the dots to be 5x5 and the spacing 10 dots/px, whatever you like to call them ]
-If you're satisfied with the size, go to Edit -> Define Pattern... and give it a name.
-Now, go to the document you want to use your pattern on, make a new layer above all other layers and pick: Pattern Stamp Tool (under the Brush / Pencil)
-If all was done correctly, you can now pick your dot thingy from dropdown menu at the top.
-Select your dot pattern and pick a big brush, to brush all over your image.
-Lower the opacity to about 30% and you're done.
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Yes, I made it look quite difficult, but I tried to be as specific as possible.
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hi, there are a few points i dont get (thats because i never really used photoshop much)
1- 15x15 ? pixels, cm, inch
2- when you say draw a square do you mean to use the square tool?
thanks again.
jorge
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RavenStylez
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jorginho69
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| RavenStylez wrote: | | pixels, a filled square block. |
hi,
im really sorry i really dont get it, i know its stupid when you have explained but i cant find certain things on my cs6, is there away that maybe you could send me the file like you have done and then i will follow the instruction on how to apply to photos, im so sorry for this, if you cant its ok, dont worry.
many thanks
jorge
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