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quote: Originally posted by O. Bisogno Scotti:
[qb] I would use the patch tool as much as possible on a job like that, and of course Vanishing Point if there are any seams in the pavement.
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Actually, I would use the Vanishing point tool even without seams in the pavement, since coarseness of the texture changes with distance. Unless of course the shot was taken from directly above. |
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| Posts: 576 | Location: San Francisco | Registered: 18 July 2004 | 
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Wow, a year-old thread dredged up from the past!
I took a cue from the movie industry a while back and watered down the old driveway in front of a house. Worked great, it literally glossed over most of the imperfections.
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| Posts: 1289 | Location: Venice, California | Registered: 22 July 2003 |
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quote: Originally posted by KWSmith:
[qb] Wow, a year-old thread dredged up from the past!
I took a cue from the movie industry a while back and watered down the old driveway in front of a house. Worked great, it literally glossed over most of the imperfections. [/qb]
I took a cue from my son and stepped away from the computer. I've been looking at this post for the last year and trying to figure out a good response! |
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| Posts: 843 | Location: California | Registered: 07 October 2005 |
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