Very interesting bro! I will definitely have to use this

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Nice tut. But to be honest I think the starfield without the levels adjustments looks much better.
But yeah, anyway, nice tut.

Really?!?!? Err the purpose of the level ajustments is to reduce the overall amount of stars, not to make them all vibrant if that is what you are thinking. Do you not agree that starfeilds with over clustered stars are worse then the ones with a smaller portion? Taking a look at your own gallery, your images reflect that. Using the levels are simply a method of reducing the amount of total stars using stocks or the noise method. So I am puzzeled as to why you do not aprove.

Any further elaboration would be most helpful

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Then again, I guess in the 2 pictures displayed, it was better before the level ajustments but that is in a case without any coloring or depth added let alone a composition. I guess i'm try to make a case against the over clusterd star feilds and showing a mehod how to reduce.....I should have clarified abit more. Thanks for the critic.

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Thanks. may come in handy!

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this is amazening i may have a bash at this...not my style never created or been intereste din creating something like this..but this is truly a work of art

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Yeah, it is a good method if you want the stars not too attract too much attention. However, I think the first picture looks much more realistic and has some nice forms in it that got last when applying levels.

Great tut man