Monday, January 4, 2010
Flying Trapeze
Title of picture - Flying Trapeze
Photographer's Name - Cajsa Lilliehook
Models Name - Cajsa Lilliehook
Location used - My Photosphere
Windlight settings used - Default
Second Life Graphics Settings - Medium, 2:50am
Inworld photo tools used - Photosphere
Details of inworld tools - See notes below
outworld tools used - Photoshop
Processes used in outworld tools - I shot this photo in my photosphere using the Default setting at 2:50 AM and shifting the angle of the sun/moon. I have my sphere on the ocean bottom and find the water softens the skin - similar to the blizzard filter but without losing shadows as you do in blizzard.
In PhotoShop I adjusted for levels, simply dragging the right point to the beginning of content. I then used render Lighting Effect - the spotlight to make the spotlight effect - again dragging it around to get what I wanted. I increased the exposure of the photo outside the spotlight so that it was not completely dark.
Then I saved the pic as you see in the png.
I then opened the overlay texture from Distressed Textures - (Treasure Textures package), resized it to the size of the picture, copied and pasted on the png, reduced opacity to 31% and saved.
That's it
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I guess I should have included that I had Anistropic Filtering on, had anti-aliasing @ 8x and the setting were high - though custom, highest on things that affect the picture (objects, avatar) and lowest on draw distance, terrain, trees, etc. I also had Debug Settings for RenderVolumeLODFactor at 4.0. This picture does not actually show the overlay - this is the png before the overlay. The overlay is seen here: http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2740/4235750311_144b79b313.jpg
Thanks for the submission Casja!
I have been getting lots of great comments about the details that the photographers have been sharing, so thanks for the update!
Great Pic!
AMAZING! Simply AMAZING!
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