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 Jul 3 2004, 03:50 PM
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 Master of Puppets  Group: Members Posts: 1,579 Joined: 30-September 03 From: Scotland Member No.: 603   |
Ok here goes, i found this ageees ago!
 1. Create a new file, file » new, i used 1024x768 2. Fill it with black, then Render » Lens Flare, i used the 30-500mm one with a brightness of about 70. Should look like this:  3. Press CTRL + U then change the saturation to -100 4. Now go to Filter-Pixelate-Mezzotint and choose 'short strokes' 5. Now go to Filter » Blur » Radial Blur, with an amount of 100, Zoom, and Best. 6. Now press CTRL + F to do that again. 7. Now go to Filter » Distort » Twirl and use an angle of 100º 8. Press CTRL + J to duplicate the layer, then choose this layer and go back to Filter » Distort » Twirl but use an angle of -200º. 9. Change the top layer to 'Lighten' And thats it! I got this, ah doesnt that look beautyfull!  Also remember you can change the color at the end  
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Jul 3 2004, 04:50 PM
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 pro baller  Group: Wannabe Mods Posts: 595 Joined: 23-October 02 From: Bahrain Member No.: 291  |
thx a lot for this, great tutorial, i kinda messed up, i used the white light in the lens flare, so hardly anything shows, so i played around with it, and this is wat i got (not bad i guess):
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Jul 3 2004, 05:38 PM
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Master of Puppets Group: Members Posts: 1,579 Joined: 30-September 03 From: Scotland Member No.: 603 |
LoL!
Still, that looks very smart!
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