The SCF Guides to Post Processing [TUTORIAL]
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Is there a reason I can't access the tutorial? Apparently it's hosted on the old board on which I am not registered. Can someone repost it so it's accessible?
Thanks,
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@greatcurve said:
Is there a reason I can't access the tutorial? Apparently it's hosted on the old board on which I am not registered. Can someone repost it so it's accessible?
Thanks,
ChaseChase, thanks for this "report".
I have fixed the link and now you (and everyone for that matter) should aqccess the file.Sigh... These little "tricks" with a transfer!
Please, keep reporting any issues you may find. Thanks again
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No, thank you!
I look for and save as many of these tuts as I can.
Chase
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Hey! Thanks for taking time to teach us, Rob. Quite extensive but it beats bushwacking for a method all by your lonesome. Needless to say...More! More!...
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I just found this. That was a remarkable tutorial. It looks like a lot of work and so I'm not totally surprised to not find the 2nd installment.
Thanks for the absolute brilliant tutorial.
Peter Kastmiler
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Hi, I really want to see those PDF tutorials, but is it me or those links don't work at all.
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Hello all
I'm new to this forum stuff but am I missing something, I'm not seeing the links to download the guide. If someone could point to where to download the post processing guide I would really appreciate it.
Regarding the first post's that were back in November, if you are still needing material for your guide, I would be happy to submit some of my work for you to use. Some examples can be seen at midwestsg.blogspot.com. Please keep in mind that I'm still working on that blog and have done several other su renders that are not showing there, I'll update my picasa account on Monday with the others.
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A lot of the attachments were on a seperate server before, they're currently being moved across to a new server.
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I hope Rob doesn't mind me doing this....
The corrected link to the post processing guide is
Great guide...looking forward to the next one.
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Thanks Larry, I have also corrected the original link (there are so many to correct that it will take a while to finish wirth all)
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Hey Rob,
As a fellow Dutchman I'wanted to ask you for a dutch version of your tutorial. I'm also wondering if you van help me putting tree is via Photoshop. Maybe a small non tech tutorial.
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what happened to rob? why this topic stopped?
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Rob left the SCF long ago for reasons yet to be revealed.
(Meaning I am not entirely sure why). -
SCF was not big enough for two dutchmen so we had to let one go...
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Not gone just very very silent...
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Hey, rob got any advice on how to post process renders of ships?:D
for example these:
The last one I post processed and i'm not very happy with it looks too...dead
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Well I did a very poor attempt at that quite a while ago:
http://blaze2x.deviantart.com/art/Collab-Dual-Monitor-Wallpaper-36910236
After that did another attempt on that worked out better:
http://blaze2x.deviantart.com/art/The-Arrival-Of-The-Rain-Season-29956834Since then I learned quite a few things:
First of remember the rule of three: only three things in a grid of 2 by 3 may stand out. In your picture the entire thing is filled with ship, so its too large, second get a nice starfield from deviantart get a tutorial or download a resource (I recommend the tut but thats me.).
http://browse.deviantart.com/resources/tutorials/?order=9&q=starfieldAfter that you just gotta have a light source, planets suns anything will do, just remember you are working with light, so paint that light, if a planet blocks a sun and your spaceship is in front of that, that part of your spaceship will be darker. if its directly into the sun its brighter.
In space many things can be light sources, light bouncing of planets, a plasma discharge, sun, nebula.
http://browse.deviantart.com/resources/tutorials/?order=9&q=sun
http://browse.deviantart.com/resources/tutorials/?order=9&q=nebula
http://browse.deviantart.com/resources/tutorials/?order=9&q=planet
http://blaze2x.deviantart.com/art/A-Deviants-Guide-To-Space-33152540Spaceart is more difficult than one would imagine, my suggestion browse through these tutorials, several of them, try one or two out, yes you will fail. But you will also learn, get a feel of what you are trying to create. The beauty of spaceart is that it covers ALL of the photoshop techniques, as indepth and far as you want to go:
Inspiration material can be found here (click through I recommend.)
http://blaze2x.deviantart.com/favourites/Hope this helps,
Let me know how it works out
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You might want to look at:
http://www.ryanchurch.com/08BUY.htmAlso do a search on "Gnomen workshops" - they have links to free photoshop tutorials for post processing, with several devoted to space art.
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Thanks guys,
Rob i did try making some stuff, you were right it's not very easy, nebula's and starfields not a problem but good ones and painting the light, tough work. I'll just have to work at it.
Thanks again. Cheers
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