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give my votes to VON KARMA

baller with some CRACK

gaping 2nd

needed a mandalorian bounty hunter or two imo

robbie why dont u wear that sig i made u?? shit was tough.

so much nice things

need this loud pack

SQUAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAD

yes im still submitting this shit... >:)

Campbell

DAV down

STEVE BOSSTIN IN THE BUILDING good match @Ahma

VHL for life. Who's tougher, eaglesfan, flyersfan, or the ever-ellusive sixersfan?

do we need to own FM16 for this ???

Go Habs Go! ahma u cannot support a fellow HABS fan ?? (boubabi) tabernaccccccc

@Ahma it is Christmas time, the time to be forgiving and embrace everyone with love and caring. Show us your xmas spirit with a like.

and @KitRas

@Ahma like this shit or HC Davos gets eliminated next round. Same goes for @CoachReilly @Gooningitup @Harumpf @boom

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agrd @ easiest way being to right-click the adjustment layer and go 'CREATE CLIPPING MASK' as it will only affect the layer below it... but I think you can only use ONE adjustment layer this way (I may be wrong) but the second clipping mask will "clip" to the adjustment layer that is the clipping mask of the render. Pretty sure if u want multiple adjustment layers to just affect the render, you need to create a layer mask for each adjustment layer and use BLACK to colour out where you don't want the adjustment to show, and leave where you want the adjustment layer to show WHITE (i.e. on the render). There is a "create layer mask button" under the list of layers. It looks like a grey square with a circle in the middle of it... You highlight the layer you want to mask, click that button, and a WHITE LAYER will appear BESIDE the existing layer. That's what you click on and colour with black or white, to hide or show parts of that layer.

of course, you can experiment with different shades of grey as the overlay layer, along with different strengths on the dodge/burn (i think the slider is called strength, but it might be opacity... pretty sure it's strength)

i know mine is a cracked version what version of photoshop do you have? another way to stylize renders is to make a transparent layer, and use the colour GREY (808080) or any other shade of grey, to colour over JUST the render itself. From there, you set the layer style to OVERLAY (and they grey colouring you did will pretty much disappear). From there, you use the BURN/DODGE tool, set to like 30% STRENGTH/OPACITY, on that grey overlay layer, and use it to lighten/darken certain parts of the render. I think Burn = makes it darker, Dodge = makes it lighter. This is also a good method for making/fixing/changing the lighting of a render. (i.e. you DODGE where the light source of your sig should be hitting the render, and then you BURN the shadows that the light source would create).

yea i find topaz adjust to be the best/easiest way to do it