Wheel possibilities, photoshopped..
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RE: Wheel possibilities, photoshopped..
I pretty much have to...here's my list to do...tires, shocks, front end noise and hids....but in this order to fix first....
front end noise and minor steering movement
tires
shocks
hids...
Been working with my dad last 2 weeks doing a tile job and the car audio stuff so I should have enough to do all of it! Have to get it done by around Oct. 18th though for our second trip to wife's brothers house in Wisconsin...
front end noise and minor steering movement
tires
shocks
hids...
Been working with my dad last 2 weeks doing a tile job and the car audio stuff so I should have enough to do all of it! Have to get it done by around Oct. 18th though for our second trip to wife's brothers house in Wisconsin...
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RE: Wheel possibilities, photoshopped..
You see how those wheels look completely out of place and undeniably photoshoped?
It is because you did not adjust the 'white balance'. Those pictures of the wheels are harboring too much 'blue' on the (r,g,b) color spectrum. If you goto into Photoshop, mask out the wheels, and use the hotkey "Ctrl + B" you will be able to adjust the white balance and add more green to them.
Aside from 'white balance' you can also adjust the 'contrast' which is referred to as 'level adjustment'. You can access this feature by using hotkey "Ctrl + L". Slide around the 3 arrows to adjust contrast and exposure.
If you need to 'skew' your wheels to fit a different angle then simple use the hotkey "Ctrl T" which will allow you to transform your image. When in the transform mode hold down the control button and click one of the 4 corners with your black arrow. You can also hold "Shift" you can transform to scale.
These simple steps will really make a difference when trying to make conceptual descisions.
It is because you did not adjust the 'white balance'. Those pictures of the wheels are harboring too much 'blue' on the (r,g,b) color spectrum. If you goto into Photoshop, mask out the wheels, and use the hotkey "Ctrl + B" you will be able to adjust the white balance and add more green to them.
Aside from 'white balance' you can also adjust the 'contrast' which is referred to as 'level adjustment'. You can access this feature by using hotkey "Ctrl + L". Slide around the 3 arrows to adjust contrast and exposure.
If you need to 'skew' your wheels to fit a different angle then simple use the hotkey "Ctrl T" which will allow you to transform your image. When in the transform mode hold down the control button and click one of the 4 corners with your black arrow. You can also hold "Shift" you can transform to scale.
These simple steps will really make a difference when trying to make conceptual descisions.
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RE: Wheel possibilities, photoshopped..
No sarcasm arden. Believe me, no sarcasm. He really only does his photoshopping with the program, because the things he does is incredible. I always wondered how he did such good jobs. We called him the photoshop king. He apparently has competition now.
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RE: Wheel possibilities, photoshopped..
No, no sarcasm here that program is awesome...I apparently have nothing on you as far as photoshopping but I really don't tinker with it that much just a few things...here are some of my quick easy ones...
Didn't do a very good job on the rear tail but the pics are a few years old...
BTW how in the world did you do that with the lambo any explanation...short explanation I wouldn't have the time to do the full on work you did with that thing as I have no time to get on here anymore let alone screw around on photoshop...I have adobe photoshop cs version 8.0...little old but I also didn't pay the 600+ dollars for it either...I couldn't do anything with pics without it other than the usual stuff...
Didn't do a very good job on the rear tail but the pics are a few years old...
BTW how in the world did you do that with the lambo any explanation...short explanation I wouldn't have the time to do the full on work you did with that thing as I have no time to get on here anymore let alone screw around on photoshop...I have adobe photoshop cs version 8.0...little old but I also didn't pay the 600+ dollars for it either...I couldn't do anything with pics without it other than the usual stuff...
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