HYPER PORTRAIT PREPPING

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Legendary DeMoNk@I

October 11, 2009, 07:35:36 AM
Is there a tutorial here to show how to make an image look like this ryu below? The goal here is for me to learn this and do my own hyper portraits. and no im not doing a Hi res mugen char so hopefully any tip works the same way...




Thanks

kakkoii superhero

#1
October 11, 2009, 07:55:29 AM
desaturate, and either add a blue filled layer and and set the layer into color, or playaround with channel, or use variation. and then blur effect, copy the picture into another layer, and apply radial blur, reduce the layer opacity and combine with the other layer (non blurred picture)

Luis Alejandro

#2
October 11, 2009, 07:56:47 AM
or
just read pots high res tutorial which is basically the same as making a hyper portrait.

Legendary DeMoNk@I

#3
October 11, 2009, 08:43:29 AM
Great. thanks a lot people. ill take both tip and notion into consideration.

cheers


oh btw which is better to use? paintshop pro or photoshop?

じゆう

#4
October 11, 2009, 09:20:27 AM
Quote from: D THE CHEMIST on October 11, 2009, 08:43:29 AM
Great. thanks a lot people. ill take both tip and notion into consideration.

cheers


oh btw which is better to use? paintshop pro or photoshop?
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I would say both, editing sprites in Paintshop and Photoshop especially for the Hyper portrait.

Legendary DeMoNk@I

#5
October 11, 2009, 09:23:18 AM
Good Thanks for the heads up. ill do just that ;)

Legendary DeMoNk@I

#6
October 12, 2009, 02:48:05 AM
this is as far as i got testing and prepping for a Melty Blood Hyper effect. How can i make that background invisible in Photoshop?

This is only a test while i was figuring out how to use radiant effect. The actual pic will be a Terry bogard tho.

I was wondering if this here is too much blur?

and is it good that size or Bigger?











Also I noticed when i matched it up with this Geese howard hyper prepping it didnt register looking like this. it shows but when u click transparency the whole pic turns invisible.



Unlike the geese one you see above. His just stays as is. So im pretty sure i formatted the BG uproperly


what do i do to fix that? remember im still fresh learning photoshop so dont beat on a dude haha :sugoi:

Randomish

#7
October 12, 2009, 02:56:02 AM
Quote from: D THE CHEMIST on October 12, 2009, 02:48:05 AM
this is as far as i got testing and prepping for a Melty Blood Hyper effect. How can i make that background invisible in Photoshop?

This is only a test while i was figuring out how to use radiant effect. The actual pic will be a Terry bogard tho.

I was wondering if this here is too much blur?

and is it good that size or Bigger?





http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e381/DTHECHEMIST1/ryo2.png





Also I noticed when i matched it up with this Geese howard hyper prepping it didnt register looking like this. it shows but when u click transparency the whole pic turns invisible.

http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e381/DTHECHEMIST1/geese1.png

Unlike the geese one you see above. His just stays as is. So im pretty sure i formatted the BG uproperly


what do i do to fix that? remember im still fresh learning photoshop so dont beat on a dude haha :sugoi:
wow you have skills
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Legendary DeMoNk@I

#8
October 12, 2009, 03:00:40 AM
you think so :-\? lol nah i suck for now man but thanks 8) it was my first try at that...

Im tryin get skills like Pots in certain things man. But anyway hopefully some one helps me more so i can get better. :)

Randomish

#9
October 12, 2009, 03:09:40 AM
Quote from: D THE CHEMIST on October 12, 2009, 03:00:40 AM
you think so :-\? lol nah i suck for now man but thanks 8) it was my first try at that...

Im tryin get skills like Pots in certain things man. But anyway hopefully some one helps me more so i can get better. :)
well you should blur it in a black background because it wont work
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kakkoii superhero

#10
October 12, 2009, 03:20:03 AM
how about erasing some part of the blur layer that should look crisp like his face, particularly his eye.
use your feeling to mix which part should be blurred and which part should be cearly visible.

then join both layer (or group them into a folder in the layer panel) use magic wand on the empty area surounding the pic (make sure to uncheck the antialiasing), then use select inverse, now create a new layer pick paintbucket, fill in the area with pure black.
bring/ drag the black silhouette layer under the layer with picture, now you have the black outlining.

Legendary DeMoNk@I

#11
October 12, 2009, 03:41:14 AM
Quote from: Randomish on October 12, 2009, 03:09:40 AM
Quote from: D THE CHEMIST on October 12, 2009, 03:00:40 AM
you think so :-\? lol nah i suck for now man but thanks 8) it was my first try at that...

Im tryin get skills like Pots in certain things man. But anyway hopefully some one helps me more so i can get better. :)
well you should blur it in a black background because it wont work

OH ok id didnt know that on the "blackbackground part". thanks ;)





Quote from: navetsea on October 12, 2009, 03:20:03 AM
how about erasing some part of the blur layer that should look crisp like his face, particularly his eye.
use your feeling to mix which part should be blurred and which part should be cearly visible.

then join both layer (or group them into a folder in the layer panel) use magic wand on the empty area surounding the pic (make sure to uncheck the antialiasing), then use select inverse, now create a new layer pick paintbucket, fill in the area with pure black.
bring/ drag the black silhouette layer under the layer with picture, now you have the black outlining.

aH! groovey. Ill try all this!...and yeh i just thought of cutting around the eyes also ;).
oh and how can i make the whole pic like maybe a "Red" Tint? instead of "Blue like that ryu you see above"? im sorta test different ways n such since its my first time stabbing at this...

In the end im trying to get em to sorta look like this to a degree hows its all blue



thanks again. in the meantime i will testing the tips now

Legendary DeMoNk@I

#13
October 12, 2009, 03:47:56 AM
Ah ok thanks man this slipped my mind on that color tutorial. Thanks! 8)

Legendary DeMoNk@I

#14
October 12, 2009, 07:12:01 AM
OK i left my pc on while i stepped out for a while. But a while ago i made this here. i started back from the top.


Made it grayscale. i stopped at the part where pots says "Take it off grey scale". didnt know what to click to take it off. so i left for a bit. What do i click on besides grayscale being off?. anyway so since im ready to take it off grayscale. how can i go about doing that now?...





its a noob ass question but oh well (lol). im ready to give it some color now..

Legendary DeMoNk@I

#15
October 12, 2009, 08:51:09 AM
OK!..whew..argh --;

is this how its supposed to look in the end???


Geez anybody including pots let me know if i passed or Failed


kakkoii superhero

#18
October 12, 2009, 11:05:13 AM
like I said don't give it all blur, the center of the image is better left non blurry, it makes me dizzy a little starring at the harsh blue color, and a bright white parts on a blurry subject.

kakkoii superhero

#19
October 12, 2009, 03:30:53 PM
that's why copy the un blurred pic first into another layer, then fter you blur the other layer, either using soft edged eraser, or with quick masking the layer, you can erase parts of the blurred layer, so the non blurred picture underneath is visible.
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