Jin asked me how I did my water droplets. I have two methods:
A) Spray them on using a squirt gun for the large droplets and a mister for smaller particles
B) Make them in photoshop with the following recipe:
1) Create a new level
2) Add guassian, monochromatic noise 200%-400%
3) Apply Guassian blur, 3-5 pixel radius
4) Adjust->Threshold - Adjust slider 'til you get the size drops you want
5) Magic Wand select the background, clear it
6) Invert selection, fill droplets with a light gray
7) Apply another guassian blur with droplets selected
8) Use layer properties to bevel and emboss droplets. I created a custom contour curve but you can usually find something you like with the built-in contour curves
9) Apply another light blur (1 pixel or so to taste)
10) Adjust opacity
11) Using a layer mask to mask out droplets from background of image.
Quick example here (You can do alot better if you take longer than the 5 minutes I spent on this)
Jaz
A) Spray them on using a squirt gun for the large droplets and a mister for smaller particles
B) Make them in photoshop with the following recipe:
1) Create a new level
2) Add guassian, monochromatic noise 200%-400%
3) Apply Guassian blur, 3-5 pixel radius
4) Adjust->Threshold - Adjust slider 'til you get the size drops you want
5) Magic Wand select the background, clear it
6) Invert selection, fill droplets with a light gray
7) Apply another guassian blur with droplets selected
8) Use layer properties to bevel and emboss droplets. I created a custom contour curve but you can usually find something you like with the built-in contour curves
9) Apply another light blur (1 pixel or so to taste)
10) Adjust opacity
11) Using a layer mask to mask out droplets from background of image.
Quick example here (You can do alot better if you take longer than the 5 minutes I spent on this)
Jaz
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