Brightness On "render"

[Impious 0]

Open a new document and put a bottom

 

 

Add your RENDER at it

 

 

Then make a degrades with your preference's colour

(I advise to make degrades more or less in the midle

of the RENDER)

 

 

After that, gives brushstrokes with the brush of your preference

PS: the image of the left shows a degrades with

brushes and the one on the rigth shows how

are the LAYERS

 

 

Now, make a new layer, leave it among the layer(coat)

of degrades and among the layer(coat) of the layer

 

 

on the LAYER click at the square beside the eye and "work"

the staple and then click "ctrl+e" with the new

coat selected

 

 

Now, click "ctrl+g" with the LAYER of degrades selected

 

 

after having made that, open the image on ImageReady.

select the coat of degrades and put it in one of the sides of

the RENDER. After that, click in the button indicated by the arrow.

 

 

Put the degrades to the oposite side.

 

 

click at the place indicated by the arrow and adjust for 8 or 16 squares.

the number of squares is up to you!

 

Yours, Impious

[Sten 0]

wot program are we using here?its all too blury.and is this a tutorial? loli think u need to explain it all a bit more

[Saint_Michael 3]

I know this affect it is called the shine effect in which your your text or images as the light going through it technique, a lot of movies used this technique or variations to it, this would be an example of what it looks like:

 

 

its a basic photoshop animation technique to get a understanding on how it works; gimp, fireworks, Paint Shop Pro do this as well.