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Post by ShadowyOne on Apr 20, 2004 15:32:20 GMT -8
I think I remember how to do this. Okay, here's a simple, nice, and smooth chrome effect. 1. Open up Photoshop (no ****, Sherlock...j/k) 2. Any sized image will do (I used 400 x 100 though). 3. Fill it in with any color you want. 4. Place three lens flares anywhere on the image (space it out). 5. Go to Filter > Sketch > Chrome. 6. Go to Filer > Liquify. 7. Play around with the settings (Warp Tool) to make it look smooth. 8. Add Lighting Effects (Nitro's suggestion...this is optional by the way). And there you have it. As Nitro would say,"Add borders to make it look sharp ".
Last Edit: Apr 22, 2004 15:32:39 GMT -8 by ShadowyOne
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Post by deray on Apr 20, 2004 15:39:47 GMT -8
ummmm........ No offense but there are some much better simple chrome tutorials. This one does not look as good
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Post by ShadowyOne on Apr 20, 2004 15:41:49 GMT -8
ummmm........ No offense but there are some much better simple chrome tutorials. This one does not look as good That was an old image I did some time ago. I could do a better one, and I will if I have time.
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Post by /*nitro on Apr 22, 2004 13:52:03 GMT -8
I think I remember how to do this. Okay, here's a simple, nice, and smooth chrome effect. 1. Open up Photoshop (no ****, Sherlock...j/k) 2. Any sized image will do (I used 400 x 100 though). 3. Fill it in with any color you want. 4. Place three lens flares anywhere on the image (space it out). 5. Go to Filter > Sketch > Chrome. 6. Go to Filer > Liquify. 7. Play around with the settings (Warp Tool) to make it look smooth. And there you have it. As Nitro would say,"Add borders to make it look sharp ". thank you for the reference nice tut by the way but it could use some lightningh effects to make it look shiny and sharp
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Post by ShadowyOne on Apr 22, 2004 15:33:00 GMT -8
Yeah, I think that would be a good step too. I added it.
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