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Oct 20th 2002#74566 Report
Member since: Oct 20th 2002
Posts: 135
I've been reading on Team Photoshop's tutoral on how to make planets. The problem I'm running into, is when I was told to go to "Filter>Distort>Spherize". When I did this action, it only made the image wider, such as, instead of looking roundish (or the center popping up more to make it look more curved), it just made the image itself appear larger.

Am I doing something wrong?
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Oct 20th 2002#74581 Report
Member since: Jun 16th 2002
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Are you sure the mode was set to Normal?
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Oct 20th 2002#74583 Report
Member since: Oct 20th 2002
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The texture is on normal, and the clouds is on screen.
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Oct 20th 2002#74599 Report
Member since: Sep 18th 2002
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Tried keeping your selection while doing it?
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Oct 20th 2002#74603 Report
Member since: Oct 20th 2002
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As in having the item selected? Yes.

This is what I do, I create a new image (with a transparent background), on Layer 1, I fill it with a color, and replace it with a Style (a marble look). Then I create a new layer (Layer 2), and do "Filter> Render> Cloud", I have that set on Screen.

Then, I select Layer 1, and cut out a circle, delete the other stuff (however the cloud still fills the whole picture), I do the Spherize thing, and it only makes the circle, become larger.
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Oct 21st 2002#74636 Report
Member since: Jul 15th 2002
Posts: 65
I picture you have the round layer 'item' selected? What Banan was trying to say is that you should have the circle in a selection (windows: hold down control and click "layer 1", or Select/Load selection..), before applying the filter.
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Oct 21st 2002#74638 Report
Member since: Jul 15th 2002
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I forgot to say that if you have the style covering the layer, you won't see any spherizing happening, as the filter has no effect on the pattern/whateverstylesyouhaveadded -style. But, you Can flatten the image, then select the circle and apply the filter after the style effects have become one (;))with the layer.
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Oct 21st 2002#74703 Report
Member since: Oct 20th 2002
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I'm a total n00b, how do you flatten a image?
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Oct 21st 2002#74704 Report
Member since: Oct 20th 2002
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Wait I think I know. I saved the file as a .bmp, then I openned it and did the Filter effect, it in a way works, it makes it more look like a planet, but it makes the circle larger as well.

So basically, the roundish effect is taking place, but its still making it larger.
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Oct 21st 2002#74705 Report
Member since: Oct 20th 2002
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I'm sorry for the constant posts, but I just found out how to do it. Thanks guys.
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