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Apr 26, 2007 02:30 |  #1

I've looked for some tutorials on how to make something like this...but dont find anything really thats helpfull much. Does anyone have any ideas ?

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Apr 26, 2007 06:44 |  #2

you could make a similar look by layering up the Render>Clouds filter in photoshop.

if you either feather the mask of the selection or layer up a few renders towards the middle where the middle renders are the lighter colours , the effect will take a little bit of 3D look to it . . . you can also make the layers blend differently to make them interact with each other a little.


the 2nd one also looks like its had a lens flare added to the centre of the glow.


I was bored, so 10 mins of messing around with the clouds filter, layers, feathered selections and i ended up with this:

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i would make a heavily feathered smallish circle mask at various points around the screen and re-render until the clouds created something that looked ok and at the same time chaning the layer blend mode, then i would create another layer and choose a different place to make the cloud. finally finished off with a lens flare.

complete messing about and no perfect way of doing it.



  
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Apr 26, 2007 06:59 |  #3

Long (and I mean long) exposure to get the light of the 'glow bulb' (whaddoyoucallit)
Combined with either flash or a very still subject. Camera on tripod probabely.
Maybe also some 'light painting' to highlight certain parts of the subject (like the shirt logo on #2 and parts of the couch on #3)

No photoshop needed.


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