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Published: 2005-07-10 17:13:00 +0000 UTC; Views: 13947; Favourites: 136; Downloads: 1630
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Tutorial number two.I find this little trick quite useful at times
Maybe someone else will find it useful too.
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Comments: 67
Great tip. This will save me buying filters for my latest camera.
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I love this one as well. So that's how they do it....
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this is how i do it
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you have such cool tutorials.. it's like i finally found someone willnig to answer all my questions on dA.. thank you...
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well, i'm glad you found them useful! Been a while since i made one, actually. I should do some more
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*nods wildly* yes yes you should
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nice technique mate! i'll be using this for sure. huge thanks for sharing things like this.
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excellent tutorial! although... my digicamera seems to polarize by itself without any filters. weird.
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really? That's good. Maybe camera companys are starting to just make lenses polarised by default. That would be cool
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that would be. the weird part is, the camera is like three years old.
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This is great!!!
Your tutorial was really helpful!
I tried it with one of my shots .
If you have some time I would be really interested to get your opinion on how I did.
In any case, many thanks for sharing your knowledge!
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no problem 
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nothing short of brilliance. thanks again man!
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I'm glad you appreciate it!
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this stuff is brilliant! i am a photoshop learner and your tips are invaluable, im gonna mke em all my favourites if thats ok? great stuff!!
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fine with me 
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wow! Thank you so much, Now I've learned that, I'm sure I'm gonna use it sometime! this was really usefull, thanks for sharing
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I'm glad it was of use to you! It is a useful tip, but a lot of people don't know about it
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A great tip, and its so cool that you take the time to make tutorials like this and share your techniques with others... its selfless people like you that make this community a great place to be my friend
Thank you Luke
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thanks Michael
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great tutorial!!!!! i use that technique quite often, it's definitely worth knowing, and your tutorials are so nice and easy to understand!
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Thanks
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if someone wanted to pay me to do them, that would be cool 
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*nods* that would be a great idea!!
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Haha, is that an ole VC? What a Beast! Nice tut too LR.
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It's a useful tip
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Thanks
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I love that an old Commodore Station wagon gets to be in the tute... cool
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haha yeah. I looked through just about every photo on the computer and this one was the best candidate for the technique
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I use it quite a bit. Although my wall type photos don't need it, it's useful when there's sky in the shot
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Your tutorials are brilliant for a relatively computer-illiterate person like me!
As soon as I get a proper version of photoshop, I'm trying out your tricks.
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I've tried to make them as easy as i could. I want them to be accessible to fairly computer-illiterate people and people who have never used photoshop before. I also try to give a bit of background to the effect and why it's useful and when it's useful, which some tutorials don't seem to do.
I'm glad you're enjoying them
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