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How To Clone Correctly?, So there are no lines where you cloned?
 Nov 3 2006, 10:17 PM
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  Group: Members Posts: 1,396 Coverart: 131 Thanks: 251 From: USA Joined: May 13 2006 My Favorite Custom Cover: Kernies Collection My Favorite Cover Designer: Kernie  |
How is it possible to clone with out leaving it look like there are lines where you cloned? Like on Bazzah's W.I.P. for John Tucker is an example of great cloning (under the hand on the front, and example of bad cloning (which I am refering to) can be seen in the rejected folder Harry potter rejected under the front title
 But what do I know?
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Nov 4 2006, 12:11 AM
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 Group: Members Posts: 95 Coverart: 19 Thanks: 0 From: Kent UK Joined: May 21 2006 |
QUOTE(user name @ Nov 3 2006, 10:17 PM) [snapback]32461[/snapback] How is it possible to clone with out leaving it look like there are lines where you cloned? Like on Bazzah's W.I.P. for John Tucker is an example of great cloning (under the hand on the front, and example of bad cloning (which I am refering to) can be seen in the rejected folder Harry potter rejected under the front title No secret just a lot of patience and getting familiar with the clone tool. Selecting the right source point, changing the brush shape, size, rotation, hardness and density nearly every stroke is not unusual. Work slow and don't try to clone over a clone error, undo instead and don't go forward until your happy with it. |
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Nov 4 2006, 12:37 AM
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 Group: Members Posts: 4,894 Coverart: 7 Thanks: 0 From: Almost Paradise Joined: May 13 2006 My Favorite Custom Cover: Miss Potter by Venome My Favorite Cover Designer: To many to choose from |
FB, Bazzah or anyone else who want to answer do you use a graphics tablet
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Nov 4 2006, 02:55 AM
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 Group: Members Posts: 658 Coverart: 31 Thanks: 0 Joined: May 13 2006 |
I've also noticed that alot of times its better to use a softer clone brush than a hard one. If you need it to fill in more you can just click a few times in the same place. Makes it easier to blend it into the rest of the image.
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Nov 4 2006, 03:11 AM
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Group: Members Posts: 1,396 Coverart: 131 Thanks: 251 From: USA Joined: May 13 2006 My Favorite Custom Cover: Kernies Collection My Favorite Cover Designer: Kernie |
Thanks for all the hints. Also, FB that Flyboys cloning is perfect, never would have known if you hadn't said anything, even now you can't tell it was cloned
But what do I know?
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Nov 4 2006, 10:38 AM
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  Group: Root Admin Posts: 22,891 Coverart: 1,634 Thanks: 52571 From: Home Joined: May 3 2006 My Favorite Cover Designer: All HiRes designers |
QUOTE(Tropical Storm @ Nov 4 2006, 12:37 AM) [snapback]32480[/snapback] FB, Bazzah or anyone else who want to answer do you use a graphics tablet Nope - just an optical mouse 
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Nov 4 2006, 11:00 AM
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 Group: Members Posts: 3,555 Coverart: 263 Thanks: 144 Joined: May 13 2006 My Favorite Cover Designer: Bunny Dojo |
those funny lines you refer to happen when you clone over a cloned area. filmboy gave good advice...practice.
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Nov 4 2006, 01:30 PM
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 Group: Members Posts: 1,558 Coverart: 144 Thanks: 4 From: State of Awsome Joined: May 20 2006 |
QUOTE(filmboy @ Nov 4 2006, 02:10 PM) [snapback]32509[/snapback] Same here. Just a cheap Logitech cordless mouse. I remember when I had a cordless.... I was like this:  aaaall the time.
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Nov 5 2006, 11:15 PM
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  Group: Contributor Posts: 4,305 Coverart: 178 Thanks: 18 From: 51.5000° N, 0.1167° W Joined: May 13 2006 My Favorite Custom Cover: Platoon by Ivan Urikov My Favorite Cover Designer: Ivan Urikov |
I read this and as i was in the middle of cloning something myself i thought i would knock this up I hope it helps
 The clone tool can be used several different applications (not just direct cloning). When using the clone stamp tool you select a sampling point on the area you wish to to apply over another area. By selecting "aligned" in the options bar, you can re-use the most current sampling point...........no matter how many times you stop and start. When you deselect "aligned" you will use thee same sampled pixels each time. For high detail cloning remember to ZOOM in and make sure you select a suitable brush (airbrushes and basic brushes take care of most cloning jobs)................also, experiment with the opacity and flow settings......you will get the hang of it in no time..................have fun  
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