I want to upload my character, but when I try to log in I get the "incorrect password or.. blabla" and I double checked, and it's not incorrect. However I tried the "forgot my password"-feat but that leaves me with "Sorry, but your password cannot be retrieved because your account is currently inactive. Please contact the forum administrator for more information." And I can't really contact the admin since I can't log in. :S
I take it it's Celestial I'm looking for, but I'm just a bit puzzled...?
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If anybody has any experience with Adobe Premiere Pro could you point me in the direction of a decent set of tutorials? I've got a copy of 7.0 from my university film society but the help files are vague at best and I'd really like to improve my understanding as I've only got to grips with the basics at the moment.
Rather than grab a book at random I thought I'd bug you guys first so that I don't end up wasting my money.
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In this tutorial on masks , he talks about using a brush to paint on the layer mask. I don't understand. I am unable to directly change or physically use the brush to show which parts I wish to mask.
When I do use the brush, it affects the layer itself, not the mask.
In this tutorial on masks , he talks about using a brush to paint on the layer mask. I don't understand. I am unable to directly change or physically use the brush to show which parts I wish to mask.
When I do use the brush, it affects the layer itself, not the mask.
Probably a stupid question, but I don't get it.
First, read the section on quickmask mode in the help file. Then use the quickmask mode to create a selection with your brush, and then use the "Layer > Layer Mask > Hide Selection/Reveal Selection" to turn your selection into a mask. Play with that for a while, then, one you have the hang of quickmask mode, go back and read the help sections on masks.
So I decided to give this art thing a go and I'm following the Glen Vilppu articles in the OP. I never realized how difficult it is to draw well proportioned cubes at different angles. Is this a bad sign for me? I'm sure it gets easier with time but it seems step one should be a bit easier than this.
No, it IS supposed to be difficult.
You might try constructing them on a cylinder (I don't know if there's a tutorial of how it works, so I might make one if you want). That's how I started in my school.
Also, remember to draw on a big format.
Yeah, I was learning to draw on 50x70cm.
I'll do a tute on the cube/cylinder thing tomorrow. It's basically the only way to get the cube 100% correct in perspective.
GIMP: for the sake of simplicity let's say the image is an oval, the canvas is rectangular, outside of the oval there are these grey and dark grey grid scheme that i thought implied transparency but when i host it, it comes out white when posted, how do i make these outer-oval areas transparent?
I'm having a fun problem with the macro mode on my cheap (~$300) digital camera. It focuses just fine on the plant the spider is on (for the most part), but not on the spider. And of course it doesn't have manual focus.
Is there anything that can be done about it? Could it be the light coming from the sun (it was just below the tree line when I took this) that's causing it? I've been able to get it to focus like I want before, just not outside of the house.
I think you just have too much light, which is narrowing your aperture dramatically and changing your focus when you take the shot. Try reading the Wikipedia entry on depth of field. If you really like doing outdoor photography you should probably uprgrade to an SLR camera with an aperture preview button that allows you to see what your focus will really be.
I think you just have too much light, which is narrowing your aperture dramatically and changing your focus when you take the shot. Try reading the Wikipedia entry on depth of field. If you really like doing outdoor photography you should probably uprgrade to an SLR camera with an aperture preview button that allows you to see what your focus will really be.
Unfortunately SLRs appear to run from 500-infinity, which puts it way out of my price range. Photography is one of a few hobbies, and it gets the short end of the budget stick.
I'll try shooting in other lighting conditions and see what happens.
Edit: Setting it to "auto" and turning on macro mode seems to help considerably. Yay.
Ahahahah! I have to laugh to keep from crying! I've been working on Illustrator CS2 for 3 days on this file, I'm one day away from the dead line, and suddenly when I open the file I get this message.
I've gotten it before, but never at such an inconvenient time. The file was totally lost! Ahahah! Aha! AAARRRGGHHH!!!
Anyone ever get this before? I'm suspecting it could be a memory related problem, seeing as I often run out of memory because I'm using a computer meant for Secretaries using MS Word.
Ahahahah! I have to laugh to keep from crying! I've been working on Illustrator CS2 for 3 days on this file, I'm one day away from the dead line, and suddenly when I open the file I get this message.
I've gotten it before, but never at such an inconvenient time. The file was totally lost! Ahahah! Aha! AAARRRGGHHH!!!
Anyone ever get this before? I'm suspecting it could be a memory related problem, seeing as I often run out of memory because I'm using a computer meant for Secretaries using MS Word.
In any case, you gave me an awesome idea!!! I popped it Photoshop and it displays fine, all I have to do now is build it in Illustrator again using the rasterized photoshop version as my template!
Try saving new a new version of a file at least daily, and preferrably any time you make major changes. That way if something gets borked as you go along, you can always just go back to the one you had yesterday.
After Effects even has auto-incremented save files as a feature—I don’t understand why Adobe doesn’t make it a universal feature.
In any case, you gave me an awesome idea!!! I popped it Photoshop and it displays fine, all I have to do now is build it in Illustrator again using the rasterized photoshop version as my template!
Is there a way to set PS to unlimited undos or a high amount?
Preferences > Performance > History and Cache > History States. Just remember that if you’re editing hi-res raster images this can suck up a lot of RAM.
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I want to upload my character, but when I try to log in I get the "incorrect password or.. blabla" and I double checked, and it's not incorrect. However I tried the "forgot my password"-feat but that leaves me with "Sorry, but your password cannot be retrieved because your account is currently inactive. Please contact the forum administrator for more information." And I can't really contact the admin since I can't log in. :S
I take it it's Celestial I'm looking for, but I'm just a bit puzzled...?
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Just make sure to not use primers or enamels.
Yes, actually I were. I just signed up for an account, so that when I was ready to join the battle I could just go ahead. How ironic.
Guess I'll just re-register with a different email.
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Rather than grab a book at random I thought I'd bug you guys first so that I don't end up wasting my money.
In this tutorial on masks , he talks about using a brush to paint on the layer mask. I don't understand. I am unable to directly change or physically use the brush to show which parts I wish to mask.
When I do use the brush, it affects the layer itself, not the mask.
Probably a stupid question, but I don't get it.
First, read the section on quickmask mode in the help file. Then use the quickmask mode to create a selection with your brush, and then use the "Layer > Layer Mask > Hide Selection/Reveal Selection" to turn your selection into a mask. Play with that for a while, then, one you have the hang of quickmask mode, go back and read the help sections on masks.
Edit->Go Advanced
When you're looking at the list of all of the threads, you should be able to double click next to your thread title and be able to edit it.
Thanks!
I don't see anything like that...maybe that's a mod thing. Anyway, MKR's method worked.
You might try constructing them on a cylinder (I don't know if there's a tutorial of how it works, so I might make one if you want). That's how I started in my school.
Also, remember to draw on a big format.
When you say big format, do you just mean use a lot of paper space?
I'll do a tute on the cube/cylinder thing tomorrow. It's basically the only way to get the cube 100% correct in perspective.
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Is there anything that can be done about it? Could it be the light coming from the sun (it was just below the tree line when I took this) that's causing it? I've been able to get it to focus like I want before, just not outside of the house.
Unfortunately SLRs appear to run from 500-infinity, which puts it way out of my price range. Photography is one of a few hobbies, and it gets the short end of the budget stick.
I'll try shooting in other lighting conditions and see what happens.
Edit: Setting it to "auto" and turning on macro mode seems to help considerably. Yay.
I've gotten it before, but never at such an inconvenient time. The file was totally lost! Ahahah! Aha! AAARRRGGHHH!!!
Anyone ever get this before? I'm suspecting it could be a memory related problem, seeing as I often run out of memory because I'm using a computer meant for Secretaries using MS Word.
Anyway, let's start building that sucker again!
Try opening it up in GIMP.
In any case, you gave me an awesome idea!!! I popped it Photoshop and it displays fine, all I have to do now is build it in Illustrator again using the rasterized photoshop version as my template!
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!
I'll make that dead line after all!!!
After Effects even has auto-incremented save files as a feature—I don’t understand why Adobe doesn’t make it a universal feature.
http://i176.photobucket.com/albums/w186/herebepixels/gimp.jpg :P
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This would probably be a good thing to ask a mod about so you can make a thread for it. :P
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Molly Gunn: It's fun.
Ray: Fundamentals are the building blocks of fun.
Not gonna happen.
Preferences > Performance > History and Cache > History States. Just remember that if you’re editing hi-res raster images this can suck up a lot of RAM.
Any help would be appreciated.
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It's in the OP, come on man.
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Thanks for the help.
Why not?
That contest looks pretty damn cool! It goes to portland, actually really really close to my hood.