Kreeos
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What I want to do is what you see them do in movies and TV shows where they zoom into a part of the picture, it's all blurry, then they do something and it becomes like if it were never zoomed.
Ah, the magic of Hollywood...increasing people's expectations for decades. :-)
The fact is, they're right - the programs that Hollywood use do not exist in the real world. What they do is either take a really big picture and zoom it out, then play the clip backwards, or take two pictures: one zoomed out, and one zoomed in. Optical zoom is the only way to do this.
Darn it, lol. Well there goes my idea, lol.
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Is there any way to increase the quality of zoomed images? What I want to do is what you see them do in movies and TV shows where they zoom into a part of the picture, it's all blurry, then they do something and it becomes like if it were never zoomed. If paint.net can't do it could someone refer me to a program that can? Thanks in advance.
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Superscript and subscript aren't different symbols, they're a different way of displaying words (above or below the line).
I know, but if you use the equation creator in MS Word you can type it out and then copy it into paint.net. Makes typing anything not on the keyboard really easy.
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What I do when I want to add special symbols into my image is I type it out in MS Word then copy and paste it into the paint.net image.
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Nice work DC. I especially like the Christmas tree.
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Yet another space based one, lol. A friend of mine wanted me to change the colour of the ship (used to be a greyish blue) and add in a planet. Man, I'm startin to get a lot of practice with planets, lol.
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In keeping with my space theme here's another one
Let me know what you think.
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Here's another star system picture made by me. This one's a gas giant
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That could work too but I'm going to stick with the method mentioned above cause it textures it better. not only adds craters but mountain ridges and what not.
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Actually that works a lot better than I thought. Thanks!
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No, I don't think that's going to work. I tried messing around with the fractal settings but it always ends up covering most of the canvas. Wouldn't look right to have the entire surface coverred by craters.
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Hey everybody, got a question here. Anybody know a good way to make craters? I'm trying to make a moon and want to have some good smashes in it. Any ideas?
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Also wanted to post this. It's not very good since it was one of my very first attempts at photo editing anything but I find it amusing, lol.
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@ Kreeo - That first one is good! May I suggest playing with the Shape3D light settings a bit though? Because the highlight doesn't stay consistent with the light source.
Will do. Just a bit of a pain to constantly adjust since it's an intensive render and my computer is gettin up there in years. Thanks for the tip though 8)
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Hey there. This is my first post. I've been using Paint.net for a few months now and my friends say I'm getting pretty good. I've been using the tutorials on here quite a bit and I must say they're extremely helpful (thanks to all the people that made them). I just feel like showing off some of my art so ya, I found this thread and am posting, lol. Comments always appreciated.
A space background:
Some Mortal Kombat sigs (too big to be used here but still cool):
^^That one's my fav, lol.
Let me know what you think.
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@ aile. Wow. That looks amazing!
Here's another space picture I made. Am I sensing a theme? lol.