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Next time, make sure the helicopter is made of chocolate.
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Coach is a sick sick man
[editline]14th February 2015[/editline]
By the way, when you try to isolate a layer, use the magnetic lasso tool and do layer via copy instead of using the eraser tool to erase the motion blur in your first pic. You can spot some irregularities in blur around the edges of the gun of the soldier.
Actually now if I remember it correctly, there's an easier way to do it explained here
[url]http://www.picturecorrect.com/tips/how-to-create-realistic-motion-blur-in-photoshop/[/url]
it allows you to paint "white" to get the blur back and paint "black" to remove the blur.
I find it quite amazing you managed to sum up [I]most[/I] of your past work with one thread title.
On a more serious note, as Knife said, your blur is wonky - [img]http://puu.sh/fTfad/a2a2205869.png[/img]
Why not just use SDoF
[QUOTE=Crazy Knife;47136693]Coach is a sick sick man
[editline]14th February 2015[/editline]
By the way, when you try to isolate a layer, use the magnetic lasso tool and do layer via copy instead of using the eraser tool to erase the motion blur in your first pic. You can spot some irregularities in blur around the edges of the gun of the soldier.
Actually now if I remember it correctly, there's an easier way to do it explained here
[url]http://www.picturecorrect.com/tips/how-to-create-realistic-motion-blur-in-photoshop/[/url]
it allows you to paint "white" to get the blur back and paint "black" to remove the blur.[/QUOTE]
That will come in handy, thanks!
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