[Tomten]

When i draw 3d-pictures in photoshop, i use the channel and blur some, then i use render / light to get som 3d. But.. how do i get it to be more 3d, like in more depth in the 3d?

[jHof]

Shadowing always works for me. And having a light source that is seen. I'm still learning about color theory and stuff. As I'm learning, not all shadows will be just shades of black. A true jedi, if your lucky, will get more detailed with you.

-Hof

[samdragon]

Do you have an image as an example?
Don't rely on photoshop to give the effect of depth in your images, if that's what you're doing.
If what you're after is a bump map effect using lightfx, that's another story.

Show us an example so we can help you better.

[EviLToYLeT]

Heh. Cheesy light effects. You can try checking white is high in the lighting effects filter thing. Otherwise, just manually add a few shadows and highlights.

[aquamire]

Haven't seen any of your attempts, but dont rely on Photoshop to give you such illusions. Learn a bit of perspective, it goes a long ways towards understanding depth. Also note that things further towards the horizon tend to get a little blurry, and colors start to fade. Just a few tips that might help ya out.

[edit]must type perfectly![/edit]

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-Aquamire
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[This message has been edited by aquamire (edited December 26, 2000).]

[Tomten]

� can�t post any of my work, sorry, haven�t got a server to put it on =(