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Luxwiz
one observation...if you look closely the external image is slightly less in focus than the source... you could blur the source ever so slightly to get even better integration of the image
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She@iT
I just made it a little better, without having to change the source. It just has to update now.
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Luxwiz
what did you do... I didn´t notice the difference
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She@iT
I sharpened the people. There was a difference when I compared them.
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Luxwiz
it usually works better,as in this case,to blur the sharp one than to sharpen the blurry one
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She@iT
I guess you should be an expert by now. you been on here since 2004. I haven't been photoshopping nearly that long! I started photoshopping for only 3years now. and I wasn't on here to learn from my mistakes. or I would be much better by now.
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She@iT
I guess you should be an expert by now. you been on here since 2004. I haven't been photoshopping nearly that long! I started photoshopping for only 3years now. and I wasn't on here to learn from my mistakes. or I would be much better by now.
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She@iT
I guess you should be an expert by now. you been on here since 2004. I haven't been photoshopping nearly that long! I started photoshopping for only 3years now. and I wasn't on here to learn from my mistakes. or I would be much better by now.
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She@iT
Don't know why that posted 3x.s
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Luxwiz
I guess to get your point across :)
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photoshopmaster jr
BECAUSE YOU PUSHED THE COMMENT BUTTON 3 TIMES! 8-P
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