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I’m a long time PS user and can figure out most of how this guy is making these posters pop (particularly the top two), but I have a few questions:
1) how is he doing the the background gradient over/on the background photo. As well, his colors are highly vibrant, i can’t seem to get mine that rich.
2) I assume the school/team text is done using the type mask tool and emboss filters.
3) The front full-color images look almost screened, like for t-shirt printing, what is he doing to those that get them so dramatically lit? Do you think he set up studio shots for examples for the website?
His business is for photographers to send images to him and he creates these posters, but I would be very intrigued to see what kind of quality he gets from poorly lit photos. It’s a good business because once he sets up the filters and scripts he can crank them out pretty easily.
The middle two aren’t as difficult, though I’d still like to know how he’s doing the background images.
The last two are easily done.
Thanks for your thoughts!!
I’m a long time PS user and can figure out most of how this guy is making these posters pop (particularly the top two), but I have a few questions:
1) how is he doing the the background gradient over/on the background photo. As well, his colors are highly vibrant, i can’t seem to get mine that rich.
2) I assume the school/team text is done using the type mask tool and emboss filters.
3) The front full-color images look almost screened, like for t-shirt printing, what is he doing to those that get them so dramatically lit? Do you think he set up studio shots for examples for the website?
His business is for photographers to send images to him and he creates these posters, but I would be very intrigued to see what kind of quality he gets from poorly lit photos. It’s a good business because once he sets up the filters and scripts he can crank them out pretty easily.
The middle two aren’t as difficult, though I’d still like to know how he’s doing the background images.
The last two are easily done.
Thanks for your thoughts!!
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