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nice dude!!!! i think the movie is gonna suck. but nice effect, just like ALL of your tutorials
I used the same brushed metal effect in After Effects for the opening logo here: http://www.vimeo.com/5365009
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Iheat you my boy
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Really you are vrey smart
Thanks for the tut.
Hi Corey, nice s always !
Just a question not about the tut : is the wallpaper a customized version on your own, or i can grab it somewhere on the web ?!?
Thx again.
awesome
What is that for a photoshop version? I have CS3 extened, but by me is not the Register “3D” and i can only work in 3D when i have a 3D Model.
PS: I come from Germany and i have a german photoshop Version.
Again a cool tut.
But why use the 3D-tools when you could have duplicated the G-layer and used that as a shadow? Wouldn’t that be way easier? And a new layer whit a blurred white circle for the lighting-effect.
Thanks anyway.
There isn’t a rule anywhere that says you can’t do it that way.
hey great tutorial
how can i get this tutorial on my computer ??
Dude! How did you create the background for your desktop? I’ve been trying to do that for a long time and have had no luck 🙁 I love that smoke effect. I hope you can make a tutorial for it.
Nice Tutorial, by the way.
In the G-Force tutorial you say to Shift+Del and open a FIll Window. I cannot get this. Any suggestions? Thank you,
I have been trying to do this tutorial on my PC and having difficulty following the directions. Often the shortcuts are MAC only and you forget to mention PC, ie. Shift+Del or Shift+Backspace (Thank you NAPP Helpdesk). As I follow your directions I do not get your same layer images. I have layer masks in the PC when you have none. What am I doing wrong?
Looks nice. But the beginning of the tutorial looked very much like the Dharma Initiative from the Lost series. You should do their logo as well.
http://www.cs.mun.ca/~csmith/images/dharma.gif
What happened to the Tutorial Video???
Thanks for this nifty tutorial, Corey. Figured out how to get the 3D effects with my old, clunky CS3 version. 😉
Corey:
How do you get the 3D arrows to appear in the top left while rotating the layer? I assume that may have something to do with my video card not being up to date… but if you have any extra insight, it would be greatly appreciated!
Man I wish I had CS4! Well, great tutorial anyway. I learn a lot of my techniques from your work. 🙂
Very cool tut, lots of techniques thrown in to create that logo. Thanks for showing us that stuff. Great work!
nice work bro
thank you
I don’t have CS4. Do you have CS2 lesson.
But thanks
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Very Nice website. I built mine and i was looking for some design ideas and your website gave me some. May i ask you whether you developed the website by youself?
Very nice tutorial post.