realistic 3d look?

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marccus
Oct 10, 2003
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hi all!!

i’ve got a cool looking flame-fractal image (looks like a jelly-fish) – what can i do to make enhance the 3d-look? is unsharping bits of the image the perfect method? – i want the image to really stand out as an object, floating above the canvas – do i have to work with shadows? what can i do about the edges of the jelly-fish – at the moment the image looks more or less like a "decal" … are there any tutorials/hints??

thanx
marcus
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