Ancient WarShip: Aurora

[Davide_sd]

Thank you!
I've done a little change in the colour of textures. I've used a darker gray and dark brown. I haven't changed the lights value. What do you think?

[Davide_sd]

other test: i've used the old gray material, and i've modify the brown color. I think it's look much better.

[al3d]

Originally Posted by Davide_sd

other test: i've used the old gray material, and i've modify the brown color. I think it's look much better.

remove ALL blue in your metal color. and the red-brown is still a bit to saturated

[Davide_sd]

Originally Posted by al3d

remove ALL blue in your metal color. and the red-brown is still a bit to saturated

How can i remove it with photoshop?

[solarie]

It may be a crude way to do it but I usually turn the texture to greyscale under image->mode->greyscale and then I turn on the RGB again.

[al3d]

Originally Posted by Davide_sd

How can i remove it with photoshop?

post your textures in here..and we'll help..

[Davide_sd]

ok thank you! maybe it's good idea if yu can tell me how can i do it , so next time i 'll try to do it myself!

[al3d]

Here you go. i simply use the "level" fonction to do a proper color grading. in Photoshop.

[Cameron Mitchell]

I know this one's small, but how about it?

[Davide_sd]

Originally Posted by al3d

Here you go. i simply use the "level" fonction to do a proper color grading. in Photoshop.

Thank you very much for the work! I'm doing the render with this texture, and man, it's look much much much...better!!! Yhank you!