I see all these nice builds with some crazy SP craftsmanship but most importantly good marketing
Look alright, me want nice photoshop thumbnail too, ooga booga, how to do?
( PS I'm on android and I'm way too lazy to do some digging atm )
[You may see some of my builds from like 4 years ago have them, look, I honestly just forgot quite a lot of things, I came back playing to make some fun to fly planes]
@intruder72 yeah, fonts are quite limited on polish. I don't mind it really, but it does suck if you need a certain don't. And yes, it does have a remove background feature. Pretty much all of my planes used thumbnails edited with polish beginning from the SP-38
@Noname918181818181818181 what I didn't knew it had that
i used polish for quite some time until i moved to the built in image editor in capcut which has more fonts and i can rmove the background, my only complain about polish is that it has too little fonts to choose, capcut has too much I can't even find one that fits me, the only font i automatically use it oswald
@Noname918181 oh, neat! thanks for the tip, i should try it out when i can lmao
get screenshot
blueprint
Image put in
Upload with screenshot taking picture of image
upload
marvel at your masterpiece
Since you are on Android, I can recommend the photo editor I use, which is called polish. The main reason why is because of it's cut feature, allowing me to add text behind the plane, also it has nice blur effects
@MonarchiiwithastolenMG Welp gotta try it haha : - )
It's a mix of two, In-game(composition, SP tools/commands, light, background) and Editing(fixing colors, making things pop out, contrast, exposure); for the former, two tutorials I'd give out is one by ollielebananiaCFSP and TRD(TRD is a outdated, and with discord unhosting images, it's fwked) and also with associated commands and such on the comment sections; the latter I use Adobe Lightroom, of which my settings are :
Exposure : +1.50-1.70
Contrast : +10-20
Highlights : -100
Shadows : +25-27
Whites : -100
Blacks : +100
Temp : 0
Tint : +10
Vibrance : +56
Saturation : +39
[ Mix ]
[ Red ]
Hue : +10
Saturation : -16
Luminance : -36
[ Orange ]
Hue : -6
Saturation : -47
Luminance : +56
[ Yellow ]
Hue : -25
Saturation : -39
Luminance : +70
[ Green ]
Hue : +5
Saturation : -46
Luminance : +39
[ Cyan ]
Hue : 0
Saturation : -11
Luminance : +17
[ Blue ]
Hue : -20
Saturation : 0
Luminance : +25
[ Purple ]
Hue : 0
Saturation : 0
Luminance : 0
[ Pink ]
Hue : 0
Saturation : 0
Luminance : 0
Texture : -25
Clarity : -25
you need to adjust this as needed as it is dynamic(e.g. predominant skies and water will make blue more vibrant, mass mountains and grass would make it green-yellow), play with the Saturation, maybe lessen the Hue a bit, lessen the Luminance if it is too bright.
closing words.. it is quite hard to understand at the beginning, I had that moment when I transitioned from Photoshop to Lightroom,the latter offers a more dynamic editing and fine tuning so that's why I changed, don't be afraid to fwk up one or two maybe even a dozen, just learn along with it and try to fix the flaws in every iteration, a Chinese saying I like is It's not uncommon to learn and practice at the same time., just have fun with it! shoooshs!