MX Simulator

yeezy wrote:

Atom6246 wrote:Before:

Released my SX pack. Spent alot of time on this screeny so please don't roast too hard :p
http://forum.mxsimulator.com/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=43688

HD: http://i.imgur.com/2rPafWn.png

Its lit fam woo

Thanks fam

Not trying to roast or anything, but imp I think it looked a lot better unedited. Just add smart sharpen and done. It looks like you went back to your old pc lol. I so sowwi

jeremy103 wrote:Not trying to roast or anything, but imp I think it looked a lot better unedited. Just add smart sharpen and done. It looks like you went back to your old pc lol. I so sowwi

I did sharpen it but since I blurred everything you can't notice it. I'll note that tho.

Update #gyazoquality

100000x better^

love it dude

Atom6246 wrote:I did sharpen it but since I blurred everything you can't notice it. I'll note that tho.

I mean't just sharpen and that's it. No color correction or anything else, that's all i would say it needs.

I color correct every one of my pics lol, and I don't sharpen it at all haha. If one would like to show how to properly "sharpen" that would be nice

There are a few ways to sharpen images and most people just go to filter>sharpen and select something from those, there are a few others ways to do this as well with highlighting and it's a bit tedious but gives you more control over it.
Frequency Seperation is one way to do it as well and that's good if you want to keep your detail in certain areas whilst you edit.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ldhG9fmgC7o ^ tutorial link to that which is a good method if you want to retouch skin or just certain flaws in areas such as the fabric of the jersey and pants having harsh edges near where the arm bends if that makes sense. The other way is doing a high pass filter on your image so just copying and pasting your base image and then going to filter>other and then high pass and playing around with that slider but i recommend keeping it on the lower end so you don't get any weird artifacts. These are all things to look up on youtube and my most used method is probably high pass unless i am editing an actual picture of a person and frequency separation is wonderful for that type of shit. Hopefully some of this stuff helps.

^ Sorry for DP but in my personal experience i wouldn't just use sharpen, these other methods i explained give you much more control over your image.

MotoX745 wrote:There are a few ways to sharpen images and most people just go to filter>sharpen and select something from those, there are a few others ways to do this as well with highlighting and it's a bit tedious but gives you more control over it.
Frequency Seperation is one way to do it as well and that's good if you want to keep your detail in certain areas whilst you edit.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ldhG9fmgC7o ^ tutorial link to that which is a good method if you want to retouch skin or just certain flaws in areas such as the fabric of the jersey and pants having harsh edges near where the arm bends if that makes sense. The other way is doing a high pass filter on your image so just copying and pasting your base image and then going to filter>other and then high pass and playing around with that slider but i recommend keeping it on the lower end so you don't get any weird artifacts. These are all things to look up on youtube and my most used method is probably high pass unless i am editing an actual picture of a person and frequency separation is wonderful for that type of shit. Hopefully some of this stuff helps.

Thanks! Definitely more to it than I thought!

Practicing into ze night...

Screens For Chapman

CrossFlow Racing#16 wrote:Screens For Chapstick

Fixed it looks good tho that motochasin setup is fire