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zummerfish — How to Make realistic Clouds
Published: 2011-02-13 22:35:30 +0000 UTC; Views: 21561; Favourites: 661; Downloads: 1094
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As a whole this tutorial helped a lot and was very insightful 
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Thank you for posting this, I'm eager to give it a go!
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I'm stuck on step three, i don't get what you mean by gradient preview...?
i'm stupid i need pics for everything.
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nvm, found out how.
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then boobies will have to go >:3
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The tut was great, easy to follow and had great results! Thanks for posting it!
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could u do one on realistic fire if u have the time? Your skills are amazing in ps, and I could learn much from your works and tutorials on ps
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I cant get past 6 :/ it won't let me choose lighting effects... its greyed out, any way to fix that?
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I suppose you need to switch from Alpha to RGB in channel palette for that.
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Eh I give up, I have tried everything and it still doesn't work... oh well guess Ill find a different way :/
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I have Photoshop Elements 7.0 and i can't find the Channel palette :C
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It's for Photoshop, not PS Elements
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Hey Im trying to make clouds and chose your tutorial to do it. Very nice so far until i got to step 6. Im using CS5 and I cant find lighting effects. D: help please. Im almost completely inept in photoshop.
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Filter - Render - Lighting Effects 
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yeah i didi that, it doesnt say anything about light effects on mine
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This can't be since I also have CS5 and everything's there. What does it show in Render menu for you?
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Clouds, Different clouds, Fibers, and lens flare
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Is it Lite version of PS by any chance? Since in default PS set, Lighting Effects are right below Lens Flare >,>
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Uh i have no idea. I got it from school and payed a lot of money for it. We need it for class so i dont know why that would be.
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Sorry can't help you here >,< What I know is that all CS versions have it as a standard built-in plugin. You could try downloading the trial PS from adobe.com though and see if there's a difference
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I just asked a bunch of my friends if they had it one their's and none of them have it D: Well thanks anyway, you tutorial was nice and did get me started. I guess im gonna have to find a different way to do it.
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This is awesome! Gotta try this someday
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