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Thank you for this tutorial! I was looking for it and you explained every passage in a really clear and simple way, thank you sooo sooooo much. :3
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A really nice and well composed tutorial! I only did not understood well the 2.~A praxis~ part, but that maybe is due to my lack of photoshoping skills
I am sure that your tutorial will help me lots in the time to come
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Many thanks, there I was looking for, fine explained, and beautiful that you want to share, I am your grateful
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Thank you so much!
I always do the colorhalfstone without the white and just transparency and black together, and so nothing happens XD
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uwah i like it *U* it's really help~
Arigatou Gozaimashu!
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I like this tutorial, but I think I'm doing some of the stuff wrong. It's not working right for me.
Can anyone help me please?
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i've been wondering how to do this since ages. thank you very much!
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Note: In Step 2, merge the Gaussian Blur layer with a flat white (or any other color) layer below it. [Ctrl+E] THEN do the Filter>Pixelate>Color Halftone effect to obtain the desired result. Color Halftone effects don't work on transparent layers.
Thanks for the tut!
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I see a lot of questions about the second colour so here, i'll repost up here:
I just figured that out now, after you do everything here, create another layer on top of all the other layers and fill it with one colour that you want then change the oppasity to a lower level and you will get a double colour affect. Hope I explained that clear enough, and hope it works for you! If you have an questions just ask me. (if you need me to clarify anything)
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Oooh, great tutorial. x)
Also, I've been studying Hiragana and I can't believe I could recognize some of the characters, I feel so special. x)
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Thaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaank YOu!!!! The best Tuto !! ♥
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Thanks! Very good tutorial! I tried it out on PS for practice and the first one came out good! Though can I ask a question about number 2? When I tried to Color Halftone after Gassation Blurring it didn't pixelate. Any advice plz?
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I can't make the second one TwT I just can't. After I blur it, I apply the pixelete/color halftone and this weird red dots apear TwT Help?
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Nice
My friend showed me this. I'm sure it will be helpful.
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Thanyou!! this is so adorable and so helpful!!
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GAH. After all these years, FINALLY. Thank youu~
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I tried this but... Whenever I do it, like if I use red, it always puts black dots in the middle, and pink with blue, etc. Also, it won't halftone my black. Any idea what's wrong...?
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can anyone explain how to do the background color (the color behind the dots)?? It doesn't seem to be working for me ><
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I just figured that out now, after you do everything here, create another layer on top of all the other layers and fill it with one colour that you want then change the oppasity to a lower level and you will get a double colour affect. Hope I explained that clear enough, and hope it works for you! If you have an questions just ask me. (if you need me to clarify anything)
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um, I found a problem. When another layer was put on top, the second colour (where there wasn't any white) blended in with the first colour (eg. green and white at start; put red on top, get reddish-green colour). I'm not quite sure what to do here either ^_^"
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thank you! it works!
i found that the colours work better when the layer above everything else is set to multiply. it won't change the dot layer's colour as much as it would if the was set at normal.
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oh thanks for the tip!!
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Make another layer with the color you want behind the half tone?
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i tried that....it doesn't seem to work ><
i'll just do some experimentation i guess
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Oh! I got it. You have to make your gradient the colors you want before you do the half tone.
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hmmm that doesn't seem to work on mine either.. =[
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you can't change the gradient colors? Or you don't know where to?
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