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Yeah but what did you use to edit ik its photoshop but what?

i made my owwn flares and sh!t and colour corrections 2 years ago but i forgot how to make it, just a big project

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Use your layers, man! Lasso out the section of the isida turret that should be in front, then place it over the ball.

How in the freakin world do i do that I'm a junior artist and u r full on professional artist right?! so tell me with detail provide a video or screen shot step by step 

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How in the freakin world do i do that I'm a junior artist and u r full on professional artist right?! so tell me with detail provide a video or screen shot step by step 

Geez, I just learned how to use the brush tool; in no way am I a professional :lol:

 

Here, let me show you. (Note, I was too lazy to find a good BG so just left it blank)

 

1 - Click on the lasso tool: tobiE2p.png Use the polygonal setting

2 - Lasso out the relevant part, or the "prong" of the Isida turret that is closer to the "camera":

foGUPYt.png

 

3 - Press Ctrl+C to copy, then press Ctrl+V to paste it. You should have an extra prong now. Move it around to fit exactly over the original part that you lassoed out. I usually press delete, then Ctrl+Z (reverse action) to see whether or not it's perfectly aligned. If I see movement, I move the image appropiately.

fYaVuRX.png

 

4 - Find a good Isida energy ball replacement - here's the one I use - and paste it in picture. Adjust hue in the "Adjustments" tab to fit background and paint.

 

5 - Move around the layers in the layers tab on the right section of your screen, so that it fits mine. Your picture should look like this.

xRJkqlO.png

 

6 - Add a glow effect - I usually use this one - and adjust its colours using the Color Balance tool (Adjustments tab) (this specific part doesn't matter too much, as you'll see why later; I'll even make it red and change it dramatically with one tool). Use the Hue and Saturation tool in the same tab to adjust colour to fit ball; use lightness (same tool) if necessary.

Hs30Mo8.pngmNwmNPj.png

 

 

7 - Move glow to top of layers, then click on the thing in bottom left corner (of the picture in spoiler), I even highlighted ;p 

FqkD1Ar.png

 

8 - Turn down opacity to ~33. 

OQ2GRMX.png

 

9 - FIN!

 

 

Make sure that you do the glow, otherwise it looks highly unrealistic. Difference shown below

OQ2GRMX.png

lU6BS2W.png

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Geez, I just learned how to use the brush tool; in no way am I a professional :lol:

 

Here, let me show you. (Note, I was too lazy to find a good BG so just left it blank)

 

1 - Click on the lasso tool: tobiE2p.png Use the polygonal setting

2 - Lasso out the relevant part, or the "prong" of the Isida turret that is closer to the "camera":

foGUPYt.png

 

3 - Press Ctrl+C to copy, then press Ctrl+V to paste it. You should have an extra prong now. Move it around to fit exactly over the original part that you lassoed out. I usually press delete, then Ctrl+Z (reverse action) to see whether or not it's perfectly aligned. If I see movement, I move the image appropiately.

fYaVuRX.png

 

4 - Find a good Isida energy ball replacement - here's the one I use - and paste it in picture. Adjust hue in the "Adjustments" tab to fit background and paint.

 

5 - Move around the layers in the layers tab on the right section of your screen, so that it fits mine. Your picture should look like this.

xRJkqlO.png

 

6 - Add a glow effect - I usually use this one - and adjust its colours using the Color Balance tool (Adjustments tab) (this specific part doesn't matter too much, as you'll see why later; I'll even make it red and change it dramatically with one tool). Use the Hue and Saturation tool in the same tab to adjust colour to fit ball; use lightness (same tool) if necessary.

Hs30Mo8.pngmNwmNPj.png

 

 

7 - Move glow to top of layers, then click on the thing in bottom left corner (of the picture in spoiler), I even highlighted ;p 

FqkD1Ar.png

 

8 - Turn down opacity to ~33. 

OQ2GRMX.png

 

9 - FIN!

 

 

Make sure that you do the glow, otherwise it looks highly unrealistic. Difference shown below

OQ2GRMX.png

lU6BS2W.png

:o  :huh:  :unsure:  :wacko:  :blink:  :mellow:

video pls..?

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