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[tropicalfish]

OK. I just made a jetblast tutorial to see what you would think. This is my 2nd time doing jetblast and I am pretty pleased with it. What do you think?
I only did this to engine number 1


Take your lasso tool and do something like this:




Select Gaussian blur and set to about 1, whatever is more pleasing to you.
remember, you must use enough depending on the engine power. right now the engines are idling.



Now go and select blur more


now go to ocean ripple.




now take a small portion at the exhaust, and do a blur more to it





now do a bit of smudging at these places:


FINAL!! on engine 1 only
I know its a bit grainy and stuff but i had to do that otherwise the file would be too big


Now some examples on other aircraft:







Enjoy!!

[tropicalfish]

EDIT to above
i felt that the graininess was too messed up so its hard to see, so here it is again:

[wildwobby]

http://www.fs2004.co...showtopic=71186

READ IT

[tropicalfish]

i already did

[Robin.]

tropicalfish, on Mar 6 2006, 05:23 PM, said:

i already did

Then why does your jetblast blur the aircraft and the runway?

[Rambie2006]

is this possible in photoshop 8.0 CS2

[RoniisH]

Rambie2006, on Jul 21 2006, 09:21 PM, said:

is this possible in photoshop 8.0 CS2

are you sure you read it?

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2. Jetblast DOESN'T constitute of blur ONLY.
Take a look at THIS pic. Do you see how there is a lot of rippling? Only putting blur as jetblast will spoil the picture more than adding a feel of jetblast. The best way to achieve this result is to use the "GLASS" filter in Photoshop.