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Published: 2010-07-28 04:21:16 +0000 UTC; Views: 7222; Favourites: 261; Downloads: 180
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i tried making the sharingan in a real way after a couple tuts(i didnt use ps i use paint.net because my ps isnt working for now)
ill give credit to whoever captured the eye pic because i got it off of google.
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i used the exact same pic except i blurred it [link]
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nice job, make sure to give me credit for it on ur artists comment box
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I didnt use YOUR photo I mean I got the same image off of google and made the sharingan and blurred it.
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ohhhh i got it, sorry about the mistake :/.
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Nice!!
This inspired me to try making one as well.. 
It's in my galary, if you want to check it out
Great pic btw
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sure ill check it out and thanks
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Awesome work dude! I know someone who would absolutely love this.
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thanks, it is preety good for a first try
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I use three programs; paint shop pro, paint.net, and photo filter. I hate photo shop.
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Sorry Late Reply. Paint Shop Pro 7 cost less than one hundred Dollars, American. It combines the abilities of Photo Shop & Illustrate, It also accepts updates and extras that Adobe puts on the net for download. Paint.net and Photo Filter were free. Together they can do more than Adobe's software is capable of.
I don't use Microsoft Word either; I use Open Office, which is also free to downlode.
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WOWWWWWW!!!!
This is cool! You can't actually say what's real from what's not. You know I do have a little knowledge on eye anatomy and this captures it, as if I was looking through an Ophthalmology book written by no other than Tsunade-sama!
This must be hard to photograph...mean the eyes, they are too sensitive with lights and they can't focus well with close lights, don't know how you did it (I'm no photographer) but its one heck of a work!
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thank you, this was my first sharingan so i really appreciate that.
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Of nothing
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