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Posted 30/03/2009 - 23:58
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Hi, Amin.
Yes that would be fun to try this weekend
You can use the smudge tool for that if you want to be creative
There are also other tablets but WACOM is the best I think.
The Bamboo fun is a great one to start with link
It comes in two sizes and it really depends on your way of drawing basicly, which one is best.
The biggest one (Bamboo Fun Medium) might be the most favorable though, it's just a bit more precise.
The frist 3 days you will hate it but simply lock your mouse away for a week and only use the pen
They just introduced new version of the pro level intuos so maybe if you look around you can get an intuos3 for a nice price but expect them to be still expensive though
Yes that would be fun to try this weekend
You can use the smudge tool for that if you want to be creative
There are also other tablets but WACOM is the best I think.
The Bamboo fun is a great one to start with link
It comes in two sizes and it really depends on your way of drawing basicly, which one is best.
The biggest one (Bamboo Fun Medium) might be the most favorable though, it's just a bit more precise.
The frist 3 days you will hate it but simply lock your mouse away for a week and only use the pen
They just introduced new version of the pro level intuos so maybe if you look around you can get an intuos3 for a nice price but expect them to be still expensive though
Stefan
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DA* 16-50, DA* 50-135, D-FA 100 Macro, DA 40 Ltd, DA 18-55
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K10D, K5
DA* 16-50, DA* 50-135, D-FA 100 Macro, DA 40 Ltd, DA 18-55
AF-540FGZ
Posted 31/03/2009 - 14:56
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Anvh wrote:
Facinating if you try to see forms in them, with the second last one I got the idea of seeing a woman in it.
I saw a woman in all of them! The curves and swirls are very feminine.Facinating if you try to see forms in them, with the second last one I got the idea of seeing a woman in it.
Great shots, amin.
Posted 31/03/2009 - 16:45
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GivingTree wrote:
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I saw a woman in all of them! The curves and swirls are very feminine.
Great shots, amin.
Some more coming up soon I get myself locked in my shed . .[quote:3496ace15f="Anvh"]
I saw a woman in all of them! The curves and swirls are very feminine.
Great shots, amin.
I am glad it wasn't only my impression because I really could see the curves in all of them. I have a few more to edit and most of them show either curves of a lady or two silhouettes. Must have been due to the set up, didnt plan it that way but now I am eager to go and consciously set it up that way and look for the curves
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Facinating if you try to see forms in them, with the second last one I got the idea of seeing a woman in it.
for someone who is good at PP its quite possible to work around the images and come up with possible shapes and silhouettes.
I will send you some by mail and see if you come up with something nice, this is if you manage some free time. but I think it won't take long time to just quickly manipulate and then the rest is just colour manipulation.
I get stuck with cloning, erasing, sharpening etc,
I guess its time for me to invest in one of those WACOM tablets, I have been spending a long time now editing so I remember you advising me to get one. Any suggestions on which one to get? There are a few different versions isn't it? I want something good, reasonably priced though, well, something that good value for money. Recommend me some if you have an idea what's in the market at present.
Or i will dig up the link you sent me some few months ago, but if you still remmember the site or version of the tablet please let me know, its easier than digging out from old threads
Amin