Hi,
I was bored, so I photoshoped this:
What do you lot think?
Sky
I was bored, so I photoshoped this:
What do you lot think?
Sky
160SR with go faster stripes
- Thread starter Skyliner34
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goldstar0011
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they'd work, not a fan of ones going down centre of the car but those are subtle enough, add a good 12BHP i'd say
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RIK
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st stripes belong on a st imo
RIK said:
Lol, I know
. btw, are you the same RIK thats on one of the ST forums?Thanks for your nice comments. It should be lowered, nothing photoshop cant do, look below
Thats much better
Sky
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RIK
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Skyliner34 said:Lol, I know
Thanks for your nice comments. It should be lowered, nothing photoshop cant do, look below
Thats much better
Sky
yes i am..i get about abit
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witty05
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RIK
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witty05 said:
where is this car now? have you got a contact for the yard its at?
witty05 said:
Aww, that looks nasty. Were you OK after that crash?. Those stripes look quite nice on the 160.
Batch
Ex. Club Member
How did you move either the car down or the wheels up to make it look lowered without affecting the surrounding photo? I'm a bit of a novice at Photoshop and everytime i try to do it obviously whichever i move it leaves the white background showing because there's nothing behind it?
I'm going to be made a fool of here i'm sure!
I'm going to be made a fool of here i'm sure!
Batch said:How did you move either the car down or the wheels up to make it look lowered without affecting the surrounding photo? I'm a bit of a novice at Photoshop and everytime i try to do it obviously whichever i move it leaves the white background showing because there's nothing behind it?
I'm going to be made a fool of here i'm sure!
Don't worry, we all learn somewhere. Heres a quick guide with photo.
Right, use the Magnetic Lasso Tool where the green is, be very careful around the bottom and wheelarches of the car. You need to do a loop, start at the front of the car, and work your way around back toward the front. The upper green line doesent have to be accurate, you'll be sorting that out in the next step.
Next use Rectangular Tool where the yellow is while holding down the shift key. Overlap top half of green. You see how the selection grows.
You now should have the car and the background highlited. Copy it, and then paste it.
Use the down arrow to move the car body and background down where you want it.
Next, select the background layer (Window/Layers), and use a black brush to clean up the dogy areas, highlited in blue.
