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| Topic Started: Mar 25 2006, 09:42 PM (541 Views) | |
| Zeerus | Mar 25 2006, 09:42 PM Post #1 |
Spank My Monkey!
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Ever wanted to recreate an image from your favorite spy-cam TV show? Well now you can. All it requires is a photo that's been shot at a high angle and a copy of Photoshop 7 or higher.  Start by opening your aerial photograph, which we will use as the basis of our spy-cam shot. If you don't have an aerial photo, you can play around with the perspective of a regular photo to get the same effect. TV images are made up of hundreds or even thousands of tiny horizontal lines, so adding these will give your photo a grainy effect.  http://webfuziondesign.com/av/spy/grain.jpg Now, you could use the Line tool to draw hundreds of these little lines, but that would be a waste of time. A much quicker option is to duplicate the main layer then go to Filter -> Texture -> Grain. Set the grain type to 'Horizontal'. Exaggerate the strength of the lines by increasing the filter's contrast and intensity settings.  Now set the line layer's blending mode to 'Screen' to emphasize the lines, and then desaturate the original layer to get a wahsed-out video style image suitable for any spy-cam show. I hope this has been useful. Please post your results and ask any comments you may have.  Somebody please submit this to Pixel2Life and Good-Tutorials.com you'll need to create an icon for it though... |
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| Zeerus | Apr 20 2006, 06:25 AM Post #2 |
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Spank My Monkey!
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anyone gonna submit this, or even try it out? |
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| Tenchu | Apr 25 2006, 09:20 AM Post #3 |
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good tutorial, I did one of my own, and it came out pretty good. I took a picture of our street form the second story of a friends house and got a nice view. goo djob |
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