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Posted: Tue Sep 30, 2008 10:57 pm Post subject: The modern world
Heres another form the same shoot,I like this but...Do you see what I mean about the blue tac Neepster ?LOL
Does anyone want to have ago at getting rid of the blue tac for me...Eh...Creators
_________________ My oppinion is just my oppinion,nothing more
Ok, reflective surfaces are the worst and I am not sure I will be able to complete this because of time, but I've made a start if anyone else wants a shot. I'll keep picking at it and see how it goes. This is a PNG file so pretty much lossless unless Photobucket has murdered it. Note the colour's not right on the bit I've done but it's a better base to work with.
Hell.Its a lot better than it was,and can I just add you work far to fast...Its scarey.
Getting stuff into place isn't the problem, making them match is. Mind you at this time of night a couple or three stiff whiskeys don't make matching all that easy. _________________
HEAR HEAR!...Only Im on the Carlsberg...You Know Carlsberg dont do photographs,but if they did...Yea yea whatever!! _________________ My oppinion is just my oppinion,nothing more
At Chris' request I am putting up a walk through of what I would do to get rid of the bluetak. I've not taken this to a stage I would consider finished, but it shows the processes.
Thanks Dave, it's the first time I've tried it in that pictorial way. I'm not sure how useful it would be to a beginner because it leaves a lot out, like where things are and what they do, but it does include all the tool settings. _________________
You must have the patience of a saint though to go through that kind of painstaking work. Bravo to you! _________________ Bring on the snow, for I feel the need to ride.....
You must have the patience of a saint though to go through that kind of painstaking work. Bravo to you!
Thanks Gilly, and it's good to know it does make sense.
That's me Saint Keefy! Um, the tough part isn't doing the work, it's making sure work-through's are properly sequential and make sense, cos if they don't scan whoever is reading them is just more confused.
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