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A-Pek · 12-13-2002, 08:09 PM

try taking a photo background (any photo) then on a new layer applying your render/clouds (also try difference clouds for more contrast). use a large, soft(pressure-wise) brush for your erasor and delete some of the clouds. mess with the opacity or hue (anything like that) till it looks good. it'll give you a nice cloudy effect over a photo backdrop.

that same effect i'm talking about was used to make this sun flare (a LOT more steps went into this but you get the idea).
http://www.teamaftermath.com

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A-Pek is Offline Member Posts: 33 Join Date: Dec 2002	12-13-2002, 08:09 PM try taking a photo background (any photo) then on a new layer applying your render/clouds (also try difference clouds for more contrast). use a large, soft(pressure-wise) brush for your erasor and delete some of the clouds. mess with the opacity or hue (anything like that) till it looks good. it'll give you a nice cloudy effect over a photo backdrop. that same effect i'm talking about was used to make this sun flare (a LOT more steps went into this but you get the idea). http://www.teamaftermath.com