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Merovingian
Joined: Aug 29, 2003
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From: Norway
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Hi guys..
I know some of you are magicians with PhotoShop... so could you please tell me how to do this:
How can I mirror the image onto the water?
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Wazuki
Joined: Aug 08, 2004
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I dont see the image cuz on wap, but you shoul copy paste rotate, then make transparent, then filter somehow to disort if water isnt calm
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Merovingian
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From: Norway
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thnx.. I kind a see the point here  naybody else who got some trix they wanna share 
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daeid
Joined: Jan 06, 2004
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what you do is use the clone-stamp-tool (you can find it as the fifth button on the left side going down the brush-toolbar). select the center of your object using alt+mouse, and simply draw a new one using that as your reference.
dave
edit - looked at photoshop to give better directions.
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Merovingian
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From: Norway
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thnx for the answr I'll try that right away
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knight4led
Joined: May 27, 2004
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From: Califonia, USA
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more complicated than that, you are gonna want to copy that image into a new layer, flip it vertical, then transform skew it to make it look like its stretched across the water. After that play with the layer transparency and voila.
if you really wanna get complicated you might try rendering a ripple effect
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Merovingian
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thnx a lot ! 
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knight4led
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hope you managed to make it look ok |
Merovingian
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where do I find this "...then transform skew..." ?
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knight4led
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transform is located in the edit menu and skew is in the transform submenu |
Merovingian
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From: Norway
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thnx a lot mate works like a charm
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knight4led
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From: Califonia, USA
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no problem. I am full of useful photoshop advice.
Show us your results when you are done.
[ This Message was edited by: knight4led on 2004-09-09 21:44 ] |
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Posted: 2004-09-06 16:49
