Fun with photoshop
Nov 18, 2011 00:31:08 #
So I have seen insane photos that easily send me back to the corner feeling very humbled! So I've seen reality, and I'm looking to see some insane photo compositing. Do any of you using gimp or photoshop do heavy multi photo work?
I'm throwing a couple of mine up here, and would love to see what ya'll are doing
I'll post one just to get it started.
Here's a section of the before and the after
I'm throwing a couple of mine up here, and would love to see what ya'll are doing
I'll post one just to get it started.
Here's a section of the before and the after
Photoshop Comp Sample
Nov 18, 2011 01:13:39 #
I like to dabble when the mood hits...
1. This could have been done better but I was in a rush, the Corvette is a model car that I said I had gotten for my birthday.
2. The "flower" is made up of a petal picked up on the floor from a beautiful blue flower.
3. The entire photo is a figment of my imagination, including the woman.
Programs used: Corel's Paint Shop Pro and Daz Studio's Poser
1. This could have been done better but I was in a rush, the Corvette is a model car that I said I had gotten for my birthday.
2. The "flower" is made up of a petal picked up on the floor from a beautiful blue flower.
3. The entire photo is a figment of my imagination, including the woman.
Programs used: Corel's Paint Shop Pro and Daz Studio's Poser
Nov 18, 2011 01:42:56 #
Nov 18, 2011 07:42:51 #
Nov 19, 2011 04:13:41 #
Elle, was the woman in the lower picture a poser model?
ftpecktim, I can't stop cracking up at the football picture! love it!
Here's another one...
ftpecktim, I can't stop cracking up at the football picture! love it!
Here's another one...
Fortune
Nov 19, 2011 07:48:19 #
Nov 19, 2011 09:11:53 #
These are great! Right now I am using IPhoto to edit. Don't think I can do this kind of work in it though. Going to start looking into Photoshop!!
Nov 19, 2011 21:36:32 #
Tripsy - "was the woman in the lower picture a poser model?"
Yes it was. I got into Poser big time and emptied my pockets trying to keep up with it for a couple of years. Problem was that no matter how powerful my machine was, it was never enough to render an image without taking a couple of hours if there were too many models included in the image. I'd get frustrated. BTW...yours looks great! I started using the figures in simpler ways...including them in photographs without having to use a model for every item in the image (don't have to worry about releases although dressing them can be problematic :)). I have a TON of resources waiting for me to pick it up again. This is one of my favorites..
http://inlinethumb43.webshots.com/49514/1067535875015786563S600x600Q85.jpg
Yes it was. I got into Poser big time and emptied my pockets trying to keep up with it for a couple of years. Problem was that no matter how powerful my machine was, it was never enough to render an image without taking a couple of hours if there were too many models included in the image. I'd get frustrated. BTW...yours looks great! I started using the figures in simpler ways...including them in photographs without having to use a model for every item in the image (don't have to worry about releases although dressing them can be problematic :)). I have a TON of resources waiting for me to pick it up again. This is one of my favorites..
http://inlinethumb43.webshots.com/49514/1067535875015786563S600x600Q85.jpg
Nov 20, 2011 05:11:10 #
Elle wrote:
Tripsy - "was the woman in the lower picture ... (show quote)
Poser does have a pretty decent selection of models for use. I prefer actual photos myself, but like with your Indian, great things can be made!
Nov 20, 2011 11:00:21 #
I started out as an artist freehand...entered online competitions and did very well at the time..but then came Poser and Bryce and I got left in the dust so I had to rachet up the kind of things that I was doing to remain competitive. Thus came Poser.... Haven't used it in almost ten years but I kept up with the improved human models longer "in case". Now I work with the camera and photographs only. When you see what some people's imaginations come up with..not the pushing of a built in filter..but the way the tools are applied...it can be very inspiring.
Nov 20, 2011 18:46:41 #
Elle wrote:
I started out as an artist freehand...entered onli... (show quote)
Well said! I also consider the poser models to be similar to purchasing stock photography. It's another element allowing us to do our jobs!
Nov 20, 2011 19:59:13 #
I don't run into many people who know what Poser is, no less have taken it for a run.
http://inlinethumb20.webshots.com/41491/1072264011015786563S600x600Q85.jpg
http://inlinethumb20.webshots.com/41491/1072264011015786563S600x600Q85.jpg
Nov 20, 2011 20:29:56 #
Elle wrote:
I like to dabble when the mood hits...
1. This could have been done better but I was in a rush, the Corvette is a model car that I said I had gotten for my birthday.
2. The "flower" is made up of a petal picked up on the floor from a beautiful blue flower.
3. The entire photo is a figment of my imagination, including the woman.
Programs used: Corel's Paint Shop Pro and Daz Studio's Poser
1. This could have been done better but I was in a rush, the Corvette is a model car that I said I had gotten for my birthday.
2. The "flower" is made up of a petal picked up on the floor from a beautiful blue flower.
3. The entire photo is a figment of my imagination, including the woman.
Programs used: Corel's Paint Shop Pro and Daz Studio's Poser
splitting headache
aliens
Nov 20, 2011 20:58:57 #
Nov 20, 2011 21:22:08 #
where did u get that model from? ccol stuff
Elle wrote:
Tripsy - "was the woman in the lower picture ... (show quote)
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