Thats really cool, nice effect,

Great result. Two things, though:

First: You should let us see your layer window, so we know what you're doing those times your mouse leaves the screen.

Second: Did you recently acquire Joey Lawrence tutorial dvd? If you did, you should really credit him for the technique, because is almost the same (perhaps IS the same. I can't say for sure because I can't see your layers window).

-For those interested, here's JoeyL tutorial dvd. (not free)
http://tutorial.joeyl.com/

To make a brush bigger or smaller in photoshop the keyboard shortcut is [ for smaller or ] for bigger, just noticed you were going to the brush dialogue box for that. Nice little video, love watching other people create.

Nice one! makes the picture more intresting! absolutly something i will try!

Whos the model?

That is very nice outcome!

http://flickr.com/photos/alexanderblacker/

Hmm Adriana Lima

Doodoo: The window thing was by mistake. I meant to show whole screen but i selected the wrong setting in iShowU. As far as the JoeyL dvd. I have bought and seen it as well as many other DVD's. And the effect was a combo of different methods I have seen in various DVD's. JoeyL is not the only one doing the Multiply effects as well. I used a combo of Multiply effects, levels adjustments, overlay dodge/burn.

Mimobase: Thanks for the tip!

www.abduzeedo.com

That's awsome, really like the post-processing, would you please do a more close tutorial, written or show the full window, would really like to see you technique.

Thanks for a great work.

i can't see your layers palette. but i can guess whats going on.

It's totally great!

Tutorial next monday.

www.abduzeedo.com

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Very cool affect, do wish the layers pallet was visible to know what you were doing though, very cool outcome. Thanks and good work,
Campbell

quite surprising effect!
I really do like it! Still it will always be stay a lie. a perfect lie!

the song is massive attack - teardrop

Really great effort....

Regards,
SBL Graphics
http://www.saibposervices.com/Image-manipulation_services.aspx

i like it

Doodoo; You and others alike are silly when people try to point to a specific technique and name it or attempt to "copyright" it. One can argue, as done on psdtuts, that a tutorial followed exactly step by step just with a different picture and then get paid for that tutorial would be wrong, but not against any copyright laws. If anything each and every "technique" are property with full rights by adobe. They hard coded the original tools used to make those "techniques" possible. If the original designers didn't have some idea of the possibility and manipulations the tools could make, and turned into techniques. Then I doubt the tools would have ever been built.

To say it simpler. You are trying to discredit Cameron for using a wheel on a go-cart because someone else already used it on a Ford... When the original credit goes to the guy that made the wheel so many hundreds of years ago.

Nice tutorial Cameron, I love photo manipulation. You can see a couple of my photo manipulation projects in my blog at www.myspace.com/remlu

Great effort. Keep it up.

Regards,
SBL Graphics
http://www.saibposervices.co.uk/photo_manipulation-image_processing.aspx

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