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corrupted lasergun [LP]
Posted: Sun Jan 09, 2011 5:54 pm
by poehalcho
So I had to write an article on Doppler radars and the idea was that it had to look like a popular science magazine article. I made this as the background for the pages... I was going for something kinda corrupted/buggy looking...
For once Jpeg has a use, I had to use like 40% loss ratio to get it to look right :D
any critiques?
Re: corrupted lasergun [LP]
Posted: Mon Jan 10, 2011 12:06 am
by Skyve
It's... corrupted
Re: corrupted lasergun [LP]
Posted: Sat Jan 15, 2011 2:38 am
by Shomari
well it looks like something from a magazine if I was tripping on shrooms
Re: corrupted lasergun [LP]
Posted: Sat Jan 15, 2011 5:01 pm
by poehalcho
^ I cannot figure out whether that is positive or negative.
I'll assume negative. How to improve upon?
Re: corrupted lasergun [LP]
Posted: Sun Jan 16, 2011 7:28 pm
by Shomari
I wouldn't degrade the image by using low jpeg settings.
I would go w/ polygon lasso tool and cut that bi*ch up.
Maybe add a little chromatic abberation (I think that's what it is called.)
Add noise too. (Not everywhere.)
Re: corrupted lasergun [LP]
Posted: Sun Jan 16, 2011 9:15 pm
by poehalcho
Shomari wrote:I wouldn't degrade the image by using low jpeg settings.
I would go w/ polygon lasso tool and cut that bi*ch up.
Maybe add a little chromatic abberation (I think that's what it is called.)
Add noise too. (Not everywhere.)
why not use low jpeg settings? that's about as authentically corrupted as it gets...
what's chromatic abberation?
Doesn't noise look like the spray can in paint D: ? won't that that look lame? all pixely and stuff...
Re: corrupted lasergun [LP]
Posted: Sun Jan 16, 2011 11:53 pm
by Shomari
poehalcho wrote:Shomari wrote:I wouldn't degrade the image by using low jpeg settings.
I would go w/ polygon lasso tool and cut that bi*ch up.
Maybe add a little chromatic abberation (I think that's what it is called.)
Add noise too. (Not everywhere.)
why not use low jpeg settings? that's about as authentically corrupted as it gets...
what's chromatic abberation?
Google itDoesn't noise look like the spray can in paint D: ? won't that that look lame? all pixely and stuff...
well because you still want to your image to looks spiffy. There are plenty of ways to keep a sharp high quality image and distort it.
Noise you're going to have to play around w/ to get it looking good.