Cool Photoshops of my car....

EPIK

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I needed a pic photoshopped & besides the basic thing I needed done, the guy got creative. Ive never had photoshop b4, so i dont know how easy or hard this was to do, but i think its pretty cool nonetheless.... Check it out....



Heres the original pic...all i wanted done was to remove the wiper knob (the silver thing protruding from the cowl panel), & the license holes filled....



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here is the basic chop with the wiper knob, parking lines, & license holes removed....


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Then he got creative....


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Looks good man:nice: I like the blue one and the green one is something different but not bad at all. I barley got photoshop and I'm now learning how to use it. It seems complicated to me:(
 
if you notice the first photoshop tho, it takes the color from the buildings in the background - i like them colored better, otherwise it looks too foggy
DAMN!!! I never noticed that... Oh well, i guess its too late because i already submitted it...knowone else noticed, so i guess its ok though....


EDIT: Nevermind, heres the one i submitted.... I think he was trying to copy the one you took of my car with the black & white background....

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DAMN!!! I never noticed that... Oh well, i guess its too late because i already submitted it...knowone else noticed, so i guess its ok though....


EDIT: Nevermind, heres the one i submitted.... I think he was trying to copy the one you took of my car with the black & white background....

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k, now that's the best picture i've seen of you car. Dont think he was going for the "my colors" effect cuz you could still see the brown of the building to the left and the peach colored building in the background to the right. Looks like he applied a filter to make the red saturate and didn't realize the normalizing made the blue hues disappear. Glad you got both incorporated now:nice: The colors in the background really make the red pop due to range, wish i had a camera like that and photoshop skillz
 

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