SkellyKat

Other before and after image links: http://skellykat.deviantart.com/art/Before-and-After-of-Anita-89482869 http://skellykat.deviantart.com/art/Postwork-Makes-the-Difference-87321858 I figured I would sit down and write up a few more quick tips on postwork as I have received a few more requests about the tools I use. Like I mentioned in my other tutorial, I don't claim to be anything of an expert, these are just a few of the things that I do during postwork, maybe they can help you, or maybe you are already a master.  :XD: I use Adobe Photoshop CS2, but I am sure the same principles apply to other versions or programs you may be using. An

I have gotten several requests to provide a tutorial of the steps that I use in Photoshop when postworking a render. I am using Photoshop CS2, so for lower versions of Photoshop there may not be the same features, but you should be able to find something comparable within the tools to make it work. I am going to keep this to the basic and most effective steps so as to not make it too long. So here goes, I will give this my best shot: 1. The first step that I always take when opening a render in photoshop is kind of a no brainer step - I always duplicate the layer. This way if I make a change and I don't like it, I have the original file to