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pythos-cheetah — Furry Photomorph Tutorial - pt. 2
Published: 2012-09-06 07:27:11 +0000 UTC; Views: 19873; Favourites: 83; Downloads: 334
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What’s this? A tutorial?Some people have been asking me how I make my morphs, so I thought I’d make a tutorial alongside my “fursona” morph. It wasn’t too complicated of a job, so I thought it wouldn’t be too hard to explain. I’ve never made a tutorial before, so hopefully people can understand what’s going on.
Human stock by ~niniel-stocks - [link]
Animal stock by ~NikiljuiceStock , ~foowahu-stock , *HOTNStock , and Arag on FurAffinity (used with permission)
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I have "Creat a new layer" " Creat adjustmet layer" "Lock transperent pixels" and "Link layer" and lastly "Lock all" those are the icons i have, I have photoshop elements 7
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Now, I used layer masks because it's so easy to correct if you make a mistake with them. Technically, you can use an eraser on a very low (under 20%) opacity to get the same look. You just have to be really careful, since it's much harder to fix. If you do that, I suggest making a duplicate of the layer, with visibility turned off (that eye on the side) until you get it to where you like it.
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Thanks ! 
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Looks like they added masks to the Elements line start with 9. I found a workaround for 7, but it seems pretty complicated, especially if you have to do it for a lot of different layers
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Gah, this one is extremely useful! I always have trouble with the shading and never managed to make it work like this, thank you very much!
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No problem! Getting the proper lighting and shading for all the different elements is a bitch. This really helps with the body, and learning to use the Level and Color Balance adjustment menus helps with the rest. =OdysseusUT also has a couple tips here that tend to produce really nice looking faces - [link]
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