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www.gamerenders.com is another good one
Actually just run a image search on Google for "game renders" or something like that and you should come up with ALOT.
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In Topic: Van Buren and Son
01 March 2005 - 11:15 AM
First thing, good try bro. Now, as far as the lasso tool is concerned. Everyone wants to be a PhotoShop expert and they dont have any idea what they are trying to say. 
You want to set the feather on the lasso to 5 pixals. Cut out your render(the pic of you and your son) then drag over to the background. At this point you are going to want to take your art history brush and set it to around 40%. Use a light brush(not a heavy one). Go around the edges of the render to blend in into the background. Also turn down the opacity on the render so that the BG blends right into the render. Take a look at my sigs and check out my sight. Look at the sigs/banners/wallpapers on there and look close at the renders and how they are all "part" of the BG. I hope this helps a little. (just FYI....the renders in the sigs below were once 1024x768 wallpapers. I cut them out using the steps I have listed above for you. As you can see they are not blurry and look as if they "belong" in the backgrounds I have made. One last thing, dont be afraid to make numerous layers for the backgrounds. I average around 40 layers for one background.
You want to set the feather on the lasso to 5 pixals. Cut out your render(the pic of you and your son) then drag over to the background. At this point you are going to want to take your art history brush and set it to around 40%. Use a light brush(not a heavy one). Go around the edges of the render to blend in into the background. Also turn down the opacity on the render so that the BG blends right into the render. Take a look at my sigs and check out my sight. Look at the sigs/banners/wallpapers on there and look close at the renders and how they are all "part" of the BG. I hope this helps a little. (just FYI....the renders in the sigs below were once 1024x768 wallpapers. I cut them out using the steps I have listed above for you. As you can see they are not blurry and look as if they "belong" in the backgrounds I have made. One last thing, dont be afraid to make numerous layers for the backgrounds. I average around 40 layers for one background.
