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First JW Photoshopping contest!
Just a try... today I finally took the time to play with PS some more than usual thanks also to some great tutorials I found on http://www.digimods.co.uk/
I know we have at least a couple of good "choppers" around here ;) and I'd like to see the work of some pro :D So basically not really a contest.. just show us what you can do :D Here is the original car.. something "different" :D http://www.kscreations.net/m516.jpg |
And my crappy version :D
http://www.kscreations.net/m516final.jpg I know there are still many details that are not really perfect, but I was pretty happy anyway with it :D |
I think it looks great TT...a very very good first effort.
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i think that looks pretty dam good TT,especially as a first try at doin one :D
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nice work there, how much time did you spent on it? What method did you use to change the color of the car and carbon fiber hood?
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damn nice... link me to the carbonfiber tut :D
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As for the color change, little tricky: I started with the pic all in a single layer.. then duplicated it, removed the colors from it (CTRL+SHIFT+U), then Image > Adjustments > Variations to choose the new color. Of course now you have a layer completely blue in my case.. so with the lasso I had to select all the parts that didn't need the new color and "delete" them... that takes a while, especially with a normal mouse.. The carbon bonnet was tricky too, but finally understood how to do it (thanks to a good tutorial).. Basically first of all you need to create a new pattern, then you just use it, but useless for me to explain when I can link you to http://www.digimods.co.uk/tutorials/carbonbonnet.htm where it is explained perfectly :) |
hehehe :lol:
thanks for the link! what tool do you think it's best to work with (the mouse is not so good..) ? what does people who are kinda "Pro" uses? |
Well, I always suppose that "pros" use those "pens" that allow a much precise control of the pointer as far as I can guess :D
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Good stuff TT. Instead of using the lasso tool, try using a layer mask. Far more efficient when it comes to selecting certain sections of a picture. You could potentially have every piece of the car on a different layer.
As far as the mouse or pen question, it depends on the person. I can actually use a mouse (when I say mouse, I mean an optical mouse. I hope nobody is still using the mice with the balls :D ) a tad better than a pen, but I know people who would die without the use of a pen. You do need a steady hand and good eye for the small details. When I get some free time, I will do one tonight. |
TT, after years of mouse use, it`s mainly about it being clean... and knowing the tricks... well yea a pen and a touch pad can be good, a touch screen even better... but it general it will help mostly with speed of execution :)
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i need to get myself the pen and touch pad...
TT 8) the " was couse i didn't meant pros but amature that know what they're doing :) nice sarcasm... :lol: |
soooo what do I win?! :D (j/k)
996 CGT: http://www.jabbasworld.net/photopost...807996-cgt.jpg Gallardo R-GT http://www.jabbasworld.net/photopost...lardo_R-GT.jpg |
LOL nothing since you have to work on that old Bimmer :D
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TT: I liked the carbon hood. The blue is nicely cutted... Here goes my M5 CSL:
http://www.jabbasworld.net/photopost.../1807csl01.jpg |
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