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nico89-fx — Lightsaber Tutorial V2
Published: 2007-07-08 20:37:23 +0000 UTC; Views: 27820; Favourites: 295; Downloads: 8944
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The new version of my Lightsabers tutorial!!It presents a few differences with the original.. just thought it needed an update..
as for the rest of the colors:
Silver: Without Colorb Balance
Orange: As yellow, but adding some red, in midtones and highlights, add as much as you want..
Viridian: Less highlights than in the green one, let's say below +50
I think that's all.. enjoy and ask me about any issues you may have with it..
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No problem!
Glad you found it useful!!
and thanks 4 commenting..
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Thank you so much for this tutorial...It's just what I needed...
I'll be waiting for more tutorials!
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Glad it came in useful! i'm planning on making some more ragarding different things in the near future.. but i'm only a little to busy to do so right now..
i'll let u know!
see ya later!
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hey.. thanks buddy!! glad u liked it..
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Thanks a lot for posting this! I tried it and I got as far as merging the saber layers, but nothing came up when I pressed Ctrl+B. Do you think you can help me out?
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sure thing.. it's a common problem.. the thing is that you gotta merge the saber layers with a black layer and set all of it to screen.. if you do not do that, the color balance filter doesn't work properly and thereby it doesn't show itself.. same thing happens with the hue and saturation filter, only that it appears but no changes are made.. in case it just does not pop up because your Ps shortcut for color balance is different, you gotta go to image/adjustments/color balance.. that's the two issues that happen most often, if this does not happen to solve your problem.. ask me again.. if it works, lemme know how it turned out.. get to hear frm u soon.. and btw, thanks for the fav!
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Okay, thanks a lot for the help ^^ I figured it out
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glad to hear that.. see yaa
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must get Photoshop so I can do this!
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It's really worth the money it takes to get it.. but if you wanna do motion graphics, after effects is the way to go.. i.e. adding saber effects to a video file..
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thank you 
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i appreciate ur interest in my tutorial dark lord of the sith, may the force serves u well
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well i dthought of that name while deciding my username XD but anyways take care *wears darth vaders helmet and rides off on a motorbike* ROCK ON VADER
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hey! it's good, and this will make the things more easy!thanks!
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u don't have to thank me!
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you're welcome.. glad it helped you.. if you happen to need any kind of help.. just send me a message.. see you!
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you're welcome!! glad you liked it and found it useful!! btw, thnx 4 the fav!!
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YAY! This looks easy to do, yet I never would have thought about making it <3
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well.. now you know.. it's actually even easier when you make ur own modifications to it and get the look you really want..
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AW CRAP. Did that just register as love? I did not mean that!
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Nice! It's also possible to make colours using the RGB values instead of HSB or whatever system you're using... What values are you using anyway?
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Don't quite seem to fully understand whats the point.. what values am I using for what? for the saber colors?
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Yes. The x/y/z values you're using to describe the colours.
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it's the image->adjustments->color balance for midtones and highlights.. there're three boxes on top, there, you put those values..
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ahhhhh yellow ^^
as great as always
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