So as well as getting Noise Ninja, I also got hooked up with the new Photoshop CS4 Extended version (Fully activated) from my school (Student Discounts FTW!!)

Anyways, I was quite bored, and a bit frustrated I took a bunch of nice pictures this morning, but I was in a hurry not to miss the bus so I didn't notice my ISO was set to 1600, and what do you get
with a fresh 5cm of snow, the sun shining and 1600iso outdoors? WHITE.



Pretteh cool
3D Modeling and layering is quite different, and will take time to get used to.
Until I've learned a lot more in CS4, I'll be sticking to Lightroom 2 and CS3

what was the shot of originally?

Some random picture I had of 10:00.
And no, I'm not posting it.

This is showing CS4, not the shot.


This post was edited by TheBlackRose66 on Feb 25 2009 07:59am

Cool, and this is the Photography forum.

ahahahhaaa bad move

LOL.
Wow...
I've been in this Photography forum longer than you have, I think I would know.

"Photoshop"
Photoshop is the leading based PHOTO editing software that is preferred of any other software by Photographers.

Wow, I'll just laugh it off and pretend you didn't say that.

Except the Photography subforum is for "photography related art" which this isn't, so CBK obviously knows better than you.

Please don't talk.

You can't even afford CS4
kidding, don't get your panties in a knot now.

And besides, I am showing off Photography related art in this.
I'm showing some art that I created with CS4, and gave my first few thoughts about it.

It's got absolutely fuck all to do with photography, it's just a shit 3d model with an even shitter texture thrown on top.

CS4 only costs £500, that's for the master collection, natch, so I could easily afford it, of course, there's plenty of other software I'd buy before that, a Topstyle Pro license and a C4D license would be much more useful.

Strange, it says you used CS3, not CS4.



This post was edited by Veilside on Feb 25 2009 05:14pm

How would I use CS3 to create 3D renders?
I did the brushing (in between the ring) in CS3, because I have no brushed imported into CS4 yet.

And there are no image details, obviously because it was re layered into a 3D model.

BTW: CS4 Masters Collection is $999 US.