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dewking
you get my vote this time... but dont drag it into the ground :)
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bluefist
This is the ONE & ONLY ‘predator’ heat sensor vote you get fromme.
...put it back in the box after today. ;-)
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Gerbens
It doesn't only look great...
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Wett
I love movie refs...this is very well done
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Insomnia
I hope this isnt an action.
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Anneke
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L@rue
nice job
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Chicken
Cool!
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renes300
great work
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rez
predator vision? nice work.
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PostLife
that is classic!!! how did you do it?
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Anneke
Great, an intellectual!
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psx2tom
hot dog!
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Treble
"that is classic!!! how did you do it? " Marquee what you want 'hot' and do a Layer Via Copy (CTRL J). Put a Spectrum Gradient Map over the hot object. Throw in a few Gaussian Blurs, a bit of hue changing and you're nearly done. You need to de
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[untitled entry]
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by Treble
Created December 12, 2002
9 votes
5 comments
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