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When you need it you cant find it of course, i'll try to explain - one that is looking like made of water so you can see thru it and on the other side you see what is written :? you see it no matter what color it is on, dark or light :| Is it understandable? :mrgreen: I wanna make few to see wich look how there will be copyright "C" sign and ARMAN. Just that. |
""" When you need it you cant find it of course """ true true :P
ermm yeah its understandable .... ermm like take a pic from an analog camera .. drop water on it ... no matter the color is light or dark .. it will make a water stain on it ... and wala watermarking is invented .... :| ok well how is this .... i know the colors are not good :mrgreen: the logo is a seperate difference layer .... http://img63.exs.cx/img63/378/test7tp.jpg :mrgreen: |
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For those guys not having Photoshop.
Use the simple PhotoEditor (included in the Microsoft Office package) to improve the quality of your picture within a minute. Go to Menu - Image -AutoBalance and the 'Brightness', the 'Contrast' and the 'Gamma' is adjusted. You can do it also manually (preferred!). The 'Gamma' helps a lot to get stronger color ( the color of the car is often covered with a grey shimmer or to bright because of the light ). Here are 3 samples I modified for nurbrun. (see his post for more pictures of these cars http://www.jabbasworld.net/posting.p...quote&p=388516 The left side of the pics is modified/the right side original. http://img251.echo.cx/img251/3756/ds...umod7mi.th.jpghttp://img251.echo.cx/img251/6650/ds...gmod4sg.th.jpghttp://img251.echo.cx/img251/5042/ds...bmod6fg.th.jpg I know, it's not as good as Photoshoped, but still a remarkable difference and easy/quick done. . |
LOL dude, I think I already told you there is no point in hiding the trail lights in front of the Murci :D I had to wait quite a while for a car to pass to shoot this pic with them in it and then you just put a tree there? :P
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TT, can't u just fake the trail lights urself using PS in the first place? LOL :mrgreen:
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First, it isn't as easy you you might think, second, I only believe in "improving" a pic, not modifying it if not in some extreme cases
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But no, I understand pretty well. The result is actually good for sure.
You are a psycko in your own way and I am in mine ;) |
Thanks for the tutorial TT :D..
Here's a pic I edited :) http://img91.echo.cx/img91/1443/naamloosrr7tq.th.jpg |
I found that the image>adjustments>shadow/highlight is a very handy tool and have saved many images that were once "too dark" to appretiate
heres a before and after http://img81.echo.cx/img81/7464/mg51044tq.th.jpg http://img81.echo.cx/img81/5171/vette115yz.th.jpg |
That gives a great effect xxleasxx :)
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Thanks for the easy to understand tutorial-
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on the topic of watermarking: There is an option in the Filters menu called digimarc. Is that the same as a watermark and if so how do you create one? I want to make a watermark for my pics since i've got about 125 pics to sort through, edit and post.
(i know it's a dee-dee-dee question) thanks for all help |
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