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A few techniques i need help with
Theres 2 techniques i want to learn how to do
1) Creating a relfeaction of an image, but making it semi transparent. 2) Create a shine, like if you was to create a car window id add white lines / so it seems to be a shine/reflection, how would i go about making this line semi transparent? :D |
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aww thats cheating
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dont use photoshop please...ms paint>photoshop for graal
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Photoshop is good-- if you know how to use it; It's alot better than Microsoft Paint.
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how are you going to convince me that paint is better than photoshop?
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when we release g2k1 and you see no photoshopped graphics? I brought you into hell i am your father you should always take daddy's advice
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Here we go, all preference again. I mean you can pixel with photoshop and Paint Shop Pro just fine but I guess i prefer paint *shrug*
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You can pixel just as easily with Photoshop if you're comfortable with the interface. The difference is that in Photoshop, when you're done pixelling, you can drop in your favorite photo and do some serious manipulation... let's see you do that in paint :frown:
For all practical purposes, MS Paint is better for the average pixeller. If you're not doing photo manipulation than Photoshop will be nothing but a filter-trip for you. Besides, Photoshop is expensive/long to download. I did a little detail on a pixel job Tom did a few days ago, simply using some brushes. Came out pretty great. The original looked nice, but with the addition of depth and gleam made it just pops out at you... it's a lot easier to add that depth in Photoshop than it is with Paint. |
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this.wins++ for the Photoshop users. Gracias Stephen. |
Paint Shop Pro 7 FTW!
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