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Published: 2012-03-15 12:26:07 +0000 UTC; Views: 43961; Favourites: 2250; Downloads: 1322
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Illuminating sky option won in tutorial poll, so here it is. It provides basic guide on how to tune up stock into moody and diffused sky.
Software: Adobe Photoshop CS5. 
Newbie alert: Photoshop =/= Photoshop Elements 
Level - Easy (no clippings, no masks, nothing particularly time consuming) Effect values may vary depending on your stock image size.New Tutorial:
Other than that, have fun!
More tutorials here: zummerfish.deviantart.com/gallβ¦
Oh and I totally mean business in the end
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thank you :3
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my pleasure; nice work!
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And again i'm damned to use Gimp and Inkscape :/ Fundraising for a design suite for me?
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i do not see a single step in there that couldn't be done with Paint.net or GIMP. (its a little harder in them than Photoshop but doable)
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This sums up just about every sky tutorial I need. THANK YOU
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Gorgeous! Can't wait to use this!
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I'm looking forward to seeing results
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Really useful! Thank you for making this
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Damn U, Photoshop Elements! 
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I'm fairly sure GIMP has similar options available, so you might not need PSE at all
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I just meant that I can do the sky in GIMP and do the rest of the picture in PSE; because I totally love PSE, although it's more limited 
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uuuuuuuuuu aaaaaaaaaaaaaa and cool wow
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I used the techniques you use in this tutorial to make a pretty neat image of a flying car making its way toward the sunset^^
Thank you for this. I had no prior experience with using fill layers or duplicating from selections, and the way to use noise + motionblur + gaussian blur to make sunbeams was cool
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Well, it might take some practice yeah XD You don't necessarily have to match it exactly if it's hard, since you can move around parts of layer instead ))))
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Great tutorial, very useful for deviants! ^_^
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great tutorial this is really helpful^^
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That's cool. It looks totally different from the original picture.
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amazing, thank you for sharing, i might use this for my next idea 
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Very helpful tutorial, thank you.
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Interesting tutorial~ ^^
Wonder if it'd be possible to use this for drawings too...
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Certainly XD But you'd have to see whether it fits drawing style though.
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