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Step 1
http://www.gfxvoid.com/tutorials/1/toningdown/2.gif
Once your done creating your image, Save Optimized As with the above settings. Adjust the number of colors to your liking. Press done
Final Products
Back2Back Images:
http://www.gfxvoid.com/tutorials/1/toningdown/4.gif http://www.gfxvoid.com/tutorials/1/toningdown/5.gif
Image Copyright Guardian Aero, and was not created by me.
wow, a tutorial all for me. lol, thanks man
I hope it helped you out mate! If you have any other problems, please post!Quote:
Originally posted by Guardian Aero@Feb 11 2005, 01:17 AM
wow, a tutorial all for me. lol, thanks man
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I dont get it... when would this be used??
When renders in an image are too bright to blend in with the background.
Yeah, i figured but why does the image become blurry and distorted??
well, this is helpful for me because I'm getting that image turned into a t-shirt for the Astronomy club at my school and it need to be done in a certian number of colors.
Theres one use :P
Very interesting....Not sure when i'm gonna use it
Strange.. but i can kinda see the use , nice job ^.^
A major use of this would be if you were hosting images on a server, and you had a limited amount of bandwith, by toning down the colors (and details for that matter), you will be able to save more bandwith (data transfer)
