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Forums - Bricks in Motion » Equipment & Software » After Effects, Premire Pro and Photoshop CS5 HELP!
Do you look like this at the screen of computer using any of those programs? Well I am, so post your problems NOW! Soon you'll be smiling like this: 
Last edited by zerowellies (May 19, 2010 (12:13pm))
Are you having trouble? Cause I might be able to help when it comes to AE or Photoshop.
-Dave
Thanks!
.....so.... what problems are you having?
-Dave
Well actually I have a question. I want to place a digital face on a minifig, but i don't know how to make it round (a lego face is round). How to make the digital face is not the problem, but putting it on the minifig withoud that it looks flat is more my problem
What program, Photoshop? Try using a mask and scaling it down, solve it?
PS:This is what this forms for!
Well actually I have a question. I want to place a digital face on a minifig, but i don't know how to make it round (a lego face is round). How to make the digital face is not the problem, but putting it on the minifig withoud that it looks flat is more my problem
Try using the perspective tool.
Neither of those solutions would make it round.
I believe that in After Effects there's an effect called CC Cylinder that would take the face and curve it like what you're looking for. I've never actually tried it, so I can't give more specific instructions, but I don't see why it wouldn't work.
HELP! I have Photoshop CS3 and I need to merge to images together, Microsoft Paint users dont laugh PHOTOSHOP IS HARD!
What do you mean with merge?
-Donsalvatore
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