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The end!

I didn't mention this but when I resize a model I apply a smart sharpen filter to it. Resizing Go to Filter > Sharpen > Smart Sharpen, set the amount to 30 by 1 pixel.

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~Hurricane0 Mar 25, 2010
Interesting concept. Great idea. /clap

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~strychnineFULLER Sep 21, 2009
Great tutorial. I love your comic so this was a fascinating way to see behind the scenes. One of the great things in the comic is the simulation of depth of field through incremental blurring. Simple solution for an awesome effect!

Maybe I missed it in the comments somewhere but what resolution and image sizes do you typically work with?
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~Cru-the-Dwarf Sep 21, 2009
Well I have a wide 1440x900 main monitor and a 1280x1024 secondary if that gives you an idea. I use the taller shots on the second display but most everything on the widescreen.

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~Fangette Jul 8, 2009
Very interesting and informative tutorial. I was always wondering how you made your comic, and now I know! I didn't realize how much work really goes into one of these comics. Great job on yours! :trophy:

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*chalosan May 31, 2009  Professional Digital Artist
Cool stuff, heeh. :D

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~Cru-the-Dwarf May 31, 2009
Thank you much :)

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~Icanseestuffandstuff May 13, 2009
Read the entire thing, sad part is that my knowledge with Photoshop let me understand all that. Sadly, though, it was not MY Photoshop so I will have to purchase one... or get it from a friend... <_<

Thank you very much for the information, hopefully it will be put to SOME use at SOME time... hopefully. Thank you none the less!

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Mood: Big Grin ~Legolos229 May 10, 2009
Muki-Muki-Muki-HU!
I knew that there was a reason that your comic was so good... To quote, "I'M A FIRIN MAH BOOMSTICK!!!!"

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~chibi-rose May 9, 2009  Hobbyist Photographer
Thank you so much for making this tutorial! I tend to take tons of screen shots, and I always wondered how you got the edges of your characters so nice and smooth. XD

Also, for the voting images, I like the ones that you've made much more than the drawings. >.> Just saying.

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~Cru-the-Dwarf May 9, 2009
Thank you for your appreciation of the tutorial. I like them too, but I made them so yeah ;P

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