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Finally did a bit of upgrading to this one.
- The sun is now a more noticeable source of illumination (if anyone knows how to clean up the "lines" left by the light source, let me know). - The star glow is cleaned up and less blotchy. - The space dust is closer in colour to the stars and more apparent. Just a simple update of one of my more popular spacescapes, and the one I'm really most happy with. All work done in Photoshop 7. Updated to a medly of tunes, including (but not limited to): Noel Sanger - Falling Through (Dub Mix) Piece Process - Solar Myth (Shultz Mix) Mohawk - Outer Limits (Trafik Mix) Starkid (R.I.P.) - Crayons (Scribblin' Mix) Ian Pooley - Samo Iluzjia (Ian Pooley Mix) Mavi - Tribute to M&M's (Subsky Mix) Hope you all enjoy the update, and if at all possible, leave a harsh critique on things I need to improve. Comments Oh wow! That spacescape is very amazing! I am always blown away by them, since I can never pull them off. The only thing that bugs me is that the sun seems just a tad too bright. It's still very fav-worthy.
-- Algebracial symbols are used when you do not know what you are talking about. Thank you very much, I'm glad you were impressed by it.
 -- Dusted.  hey, this is great, i love it. I've been working on creating planets in PS7 for a while now, but get stumped at creating the starfield. Being a scifi junkie I'd love to be producing my own spacescapes like this
 I think it's spot-on, although the atmosphere might be a touch too bright on the dark-side of the planet, although I think thats more of a personal thing. I'm currently attepting a science-accurate spacescape but including the magnetic field effect of the planet creating a bow-shock with the solar wind, hopefully I'll be posting it soon (once i've sorted out this pesky starfield!Any tips on how you did yours?) Good stuff Greg Martin (~sirgerg) used to have a great tutorial up here on dA - it's since been taken down, but I believe his website (listed on his page) still has a link to it.
-- Dusted. thats cool, thanks
If you can't find it, I'll try to give you my own personal version of creating a starfield - loosely based off Greg's old tutorial.
-- Dusted. I managed to find an inspirational dialogue about stars and planets, but nothing on how to create them (he has an excellent website, very impressed). I replicated a Hubble deep-sky pic for one of my pieces, but it looked a little out of place. If you're putting a tutorial together I'd be excited to have a look, but don't go out of your way for my project
Thanks for your help as always I'm in no way informed enough to construct a tutorial, I'm afraid. I'm still willing to provide a few pointers though, it's no big deal.
-- Dusted. thats cool, any pointers will be greatly appreciated
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