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 05/21/2007 11:35:24 AM · #1
SU never ceases to amaze me.

//www.grungetextures.com/

rawk!
 05/21/2007 11:39:25 AM · #2
neat
 05/21/2007 12:14:23 PM · #3
These are sweet, a few quickies:



Message edited by author 2007-05-21 12:14:42.
 05/22/2007 10:37:35 AM · #4
Where do I save these when I dowload them??? I have CS2 and haven't downloaded a texture yet.. Is is the same as dowloading an action?? Will I have to load them into CS2 once I get them in the correct folder???
 05/22/2007 07:55:20 PM · #5
Originally posted by kandykarml:
Where do I save these when I dowload them??? I have CS2 and haven't downloaded a texture yet.. Is is the same as dowloading an action?? Will I have to load them into CS2 once I get them in the correct folder???


They are images. Put them wherever you like.
 05/22/2007 09:48:32 PM · #6
These textures work well
 05/22/2007 10:02:45 PM · #7
what's SU?
 05/22/2007 10:04:15 PM · #8
Originally posted by muckpond:
what's SU?


Soviet Union? ;-)
 05/22/2007 10:19:57 PM · #9
This may seem like a silly question but how do you use a texture?
 05/22/2007 10:50:44 PM · #10
Originally posted by Nuzzer:
This may seem like a silly question but how do you use a texture?


05/22/2007 10:51:40 PM · #11
Originally posted by Nuzzer:
This may seem like a silly question but how do you use a texture?


Usually as overlay, softlight or multiply layers.
 05/22/2007 11:04:05 PM · #12
Originally posted by Nuzzer:
This may seem like a silly question but how do you use a texture?


Maybe a great idea for a subject in PS 101 or maybe a tutorial.

It involves adding these images as a layer, then changing the layer type from normal to what fotoman_forever said. Then you can play with the layer's Opacity.
 05/22/2007 11:37:24 PM · #13
Originally posted by fotomann_forever:
Originally posted by Nuzzer:
This may seem like a silly question but how do you use a texture?


Usually as overlay, softlight or multiply layers.


Is this kind of thing allowed in a Free Study?
 05/22/2007 11:38:37 PM · #14
Yes
 05/22/2007 11:46:42 PM · #15
Originally posted by Tom:
Originally posted by fotomann_forever:
Originally posted by Nuzzer:
This may seem like a silly question but how do you use a texture?


Usually as overlay, softlight or multiply layers.


Is this kind of thing allowed in a Free Study?


No...you can only use one image in a Free Study unless it is under Expert Editing rules.
 05/22/2007 11:56:53 PM · #16
Okay so I thought I knew how to do this but I guess it's something I don't. Some one teach me real fast how to apply a .jpg image (texture) to an an image.
 05/22/2007 11:58:00 PM · #17
Originally posted by Lowcivicman99:
Okay so I thought I knew how to do this but I guess it's something I don't. Some one teach me real fast how to apply a .jpg image (texture) to an an image.


HAHAHAH NM I got it. I knew I would figure it out sooner or later.
 05/23/2007 09:11:45 PM · #18
Originally posted by TechnoShroom:
Originally posted by kandykarml:
Where do I save these when I dowload them??? I have CS2 and haven't downloaded a texture yet.. Is is the same as dowloading an action?? Will I have to load them into CS2 once I get them in the correct folder???


They are images. Put them wherever you like.


OKayyyyyyyyy... I get it now... 8-)... thank you.
 05/27/2007 02:48:04 PM · #19
So can you use these in advanced editing?
 05/27/2007 02:53:14 PM · #20
i'm pretty sure not.
 05/27/2007 02:55:44 PM · #21
thank you steve! I always like sites like this :D
 05/27/2007 02:56:27 PM · #22
Originally posted by xianart:
i'm pretty sure not.


Thank you, Christian. I didn't think you could so I thought I better ask.
Well...that blows that idea!
 05/27/2007 02:58:14 PM · #23
Originally posted by Lowcivicman99:
Okay so I thought I knew how to do this but I guess it's something I don't. Some one teach me real fast how to apply a .jpg image (texture) to an an image.


open both the images. select the move tool. click on the texture. press shift, then drag the texture image into the picture's frame. tadah! now play with the blending mode (overlay, or any in that section) and the opacity. easy peasy.
 05/27/2007 03:08:07 PM · #24
wow, didnt' know this thread lived on :)

SU is Stumble Upon
 05/27/2007 03:37:21 PM · #25
If you want to make a texture overlay, for grunge, just make sure to include the texture in your original shot for it to be allowable in advanced. Sample the section of concrete or whatever, make it into a new layer, and then change it to overlay, hard/soft light and mask off the portions over the model (or as much as you don't want.

Message edited by author 2007-05-27 15:37:47.
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