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19 December 2006, 12:51 AM
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my latest, toyota yaris for redline competition
before:
after:
chop i did before that was last xmas - fiat stilo, x-treme tuned
before
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focus st
before pic is in the tv
more here >> buckas's deviantART Gallery
drew
before:
after:
chop i did before that was last xmas - fiat stilo, x-treme tuned
before
after
focus st
before pic is in the tv
more here >> buckas's deviantART Gallery
drew
Last edited by ddb85; 19 December 2006 at 12:54 AM.
01 January 2007, 07:22 PM
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Frayz - i liked your pic- hopefully you dont mind me hi-jacking your picture but i think to make the car even more of a focal point you can blur the background too and crop out some of the unneccessary scenery.
I did one of a beemer after trax last year ( o6 not 05 - wow confusing ) and this was my result.
I did one of a beemer after trax last year ( o6 not 05 - wow confusing ) and this was my result.
01 January 2007, 11:49 PM
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Originally Posted by chief-long-shin
Frayz - i liked your pic- hopefully you dont mind me hi-jacking your picture but i think to make the car even more of a focal point you can blur the background too and crop out some of the unneccessary scenery.
Increase in contrast:
Motion blurr & masking:
Be selective in colour desaturation:
Add a vignette to create atmosphere/mood:
A previous photochop I did (don't know why?
)Before
After
Title:
A quick character design created directly onto PS using a wacom graphic tablet and pen (£35 pc world).
Title: Soul Glow George
Another piece (inspired from computer arts magazine based tutorial).
Title: Urban Faith
My latest piece.
Title: The End
02 January 2007, 08:16 AM
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graphics tablets are a massive help with PS
I use one at work at times.
Some of the work on here is amazing, all I can say is that some people have far too much spare time on theire hands
here's a couple I did
Photoshop is also good to do simple animations when combined with ImageReady
Just a simple frame by frame of the same layer (bonnet) with the opacity reduced from 100% to 0%
I use one at work at times.
Some of the work on here is amazing, all I can say is that some people have far too much spare time on theire hands
here's a couple I did
Photoshop is also good to do simple animations when combined with ImageReady
Just a simple frame by frame of the same layer (bonnet) with the opacity reduced from 100% to 0%
02 January 2007, 08:36 AM
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Originally Posted by chief-long-shin
02 January 2007, 09:25 AM
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hey - google image search - yes it is wrong though lol.I agree and i'm ashamed of it. ( i would laugh though if i saw it on a billboard especially as the punto driver went by and double taked it.
02 January 2007, 05:07 PM
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Originally Posted by rb5 286
Image ready is great for small animations, so simple to use, loving the bonnet & engine clip...very effective.
02 January 2007, 05:34 PM
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Image ready is great for small animated and static electronic banners or signature strips (some forums allow each memmber to have there own signature strip which is visible under each post).
A few of mine:
A few of mine:
02 January 2007, 11:39 PM
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Originally Posted by SC008Y_MAD
Whats the rear end of that Golf look like as that is one wicked looking golf. well done.
some loved it....either way just wanted to make something that looked as though it could be produced...oh and its made from all German parts 
03 January 2007, 11:30 AM
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Originally Posted by Brun
morpheus - post 28 
, a model from a free stock images website...will find out though as I think I know where to look