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sliturnek
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Bazman
Joined: 04 Oct 2006
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Location: United Kingdon
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This kind of imagery would have been created in a 3D package, not photoshop. I'm sure some talented person could achieve this in PS but it would be very time consumer and not worth the effort.
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sliturnek
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what kind of 3D package would this have been created in? i would be more then willing to buy this software a learn it
thanks in advance
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Bazman
Joined: 04 Oct 2006
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It's not my field to be honest so I couldn't help you on that one, just google 3D software and see what comes up
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xxSandmaNxx
Joined: 27 Dec 2006
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Although I have been out of the 3D program world for some time, I would recommend 3D Studio MAXX for model creation, Bryce 5 for simple 3D things, and Vue d'Esprit, WorldBuilder, or Lightwave for outdoor scenes.
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SuperDinoYoshi
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Blender is a good free one |
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cleverchrisco
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i use cinema 4d
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cdncs2newbie
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I have seen a tumbler with ice made from photoshop before. |
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KRS008
Joined: 22 Feb 2007
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Yeah - that's definitely not Photoshop...but it is cool! |
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malcon
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Location: miami florida
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the textures are photoshop but everything else is 3d. it could be a number of programs. if you really want to get into 3d either go for 3ds maxx, or maya. i use maya and its the industry standard for animation etc. but if you want somthing just to mess around with...i would go for carrerra or bryce...(im not sure if the spelling is accurate. but yeah. if your a student you can get a discount from journyed.com i think thats the site. and you get a huge break!
i did this with maya
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