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Auieos
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Vanea
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OMG Auieos Thank you sooooooo much for this. You are the best! Im sorry if you found this thread amusing to you.
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seaco
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Vanea
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I know it now thanks to Auieos. And thanks everyone else for the help! (closed)
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Netaddict
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Vanea, you need to know where it hurts before you go to the doctor, I mean you need to show us a very clear example of what you want to do. Maybe if you zoom in on the area of the photo where the effect is and re-attach it.
For example, if I want to know how to produce the gradual red to white effect around the black line, I'll attach an image where I've added a sample of the effect I'm adfter ( in this case, it's on the top right)
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RavenStylez
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Do you maybe mean the Lens Flare?
New layer
Fill with black
Filter -> Render -> Lens Flare
Place your flare
Set layer to Lineair Dodge.
Think that'd be it.
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Netaddict
Joined: 16 Feb 2011
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RavenStylez, thank you for the explanation, but I wasn't actually asking, I was giving an example on how to ask about an effect. In fact your answer is a good exame of a good answer :-)
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Patrick
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Vanea
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Ok Netaddicts I will do that in future posts.
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Rarity
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| seaco wrote: | | How are we supposed to see the effect in such a small image? |
If you could post a source link or w/e with a bigger image and maybe highlight the part (just put a coloured square around it or something) with the effect you want to recreate it will be easier for us to help.
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