how do i add backgrounds?

[Angelofchaos179]

EXample:

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To blank renders?

 

[Ensifer]

EXample:

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To blank renders?

I'm a tad bit confused, what exactly are you trying to do ?

 

[Angelofchaos179]

I'm a tad bit confused, what exactly are you trying to do ?

Something like this

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[Ensifer]

So you want the first image in a black background ?

 

[Angelofchaos179]

So you want the first image in a black background ?

yeah pretty much

 

[Ensifer]

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Like this ? Or anything else ?

 

[loj]

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To blank renders?

Just pain it black XD if it's render u can do whatever u want XD

 

[Angelofchaos179]

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Like this ? Or anything else ?

Just pain it black XD if it's render u can do whatever u want XD

i want the red bubbles in front visible but not so visible

 

[Ensifer]

Just pain it black XD if it's render u can do whatever u want XD

Easier said than done, tried to just paint it just to see how it would play out and it appears to have different shades of white so it's hard to do so. Right now trying to just filter it out manually to look cleaner.

 

[Angelofchaos179]

Easier said than done, tried to just paint it just to see how it would play out and it appears to have different shades of white so it's hard to do so. Right now trying to just filter it out manually to look cleaner.

so its harder to add the effects or....?

 

[Ensifer]

so its harder to add the effects or....?

I'll add the effects, just give me about 5 minutes or so to clean out the image to do so and provide some results.

 

[loj]

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Try now the pic u had wasn't a render...

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[Drizzy]

Firstly, that's not a render, so if you want to change the background it won't work. Also, you should get a better version of that image, which would be

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Cut out the subject from the background, open photoshop (Or Gimp if it supports blend modes), put the background above the render and change the blend mode until you find one that looks how you want it to. The "Lighten" blend mode only shows the highlights and removes the blacks from an image, so that should be able to get rid of the black parts and leave only the bubbles visible over the render.

 

[Angelofchaos179]

I'll add the effects, just give me about 5 minutes or so to clean out the image to do so and provide some results.

ok ill wait

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Try now the pic u had wasn't a render...

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Something like that but in front on the picture.

 

[Angelofchaos179]

Firstly, that's not a render, so if you want to change the background it won't work. Also, you should get a better version of that image, which would be

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Cut out the subject from the background, open photoshop (Or Gimp if it supports blend modes), put the background above the render and change the blend mode until you find one that looks how you want it to. The "Lighten" blend mode only shows the highlights and removes the blacks from an image, so that should be able to get rid of the black parts and leave only the bubbles visible over the render.

i swear to you not you just confused me and how come its not a render?

 

[loj]

ok ill wait



Something like that but in front on the picture.

Then get some brushes XD

 

[Ensifer]

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All I can come up with, starting to run out of ideas.

 

[Angelofchaos179]

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All I can come up with, starting to run out of ideas.

like that you have DONE ITTTTT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Drizzy]

i swear to you not you just confused me and how come its not a render?

Renders have transparent backgrounds, the image you posted has a white background. There are several ways you can use to tell, I can just click and drag it around with my mouse to see the white background, that's an easy way.

 

[Angelofchaos179]

Renders have transparent backgrounds, the image you posted has a white background. There are several ways you can use to tell, I can just click and drag it around with my mouse to see the white background, that's an easy way.

oh no wonder