TurboKitty

Perhaps not...

And yeah, I know it's a rubbish job, but not bad for 5 minutes...

[Edited by TurboKitty - 9/1/2003 12:54:07 AM]

NICKBG

Is there anyone that can give me a quick lesson on how to change the colour of something - like people do with their car pics etc, but retaining all the shading and shadow etc ??

Cheers in advance


Nick

Ian_S

Id like to know too.

PG

me too

TurboKitty

They're fairly basic, but I posted some quick destructions on this thread. They can't be all that bad, because Crush managed to follow them, (see here). He forgot the windows though and ended up with purple tints.

Feel free to ask, here or by mail, if the destructions aren't clear.

[Edited by TurboKitty - 8/31/2003 9:20:35 PM]

NICKBG

Thanks Kitty - I will have a try ! lol

I take it that it will work in paintshop pro too - as your refered to photoshop...

Cheers
Nick

TurboKitty

I don't use paintshop personally, but I'd guess the fundamental method is the same. Duplicate the layer, leave the background untouched, erase everything except what you want to change the colour of, muck around with the colours and then merge them back together.

There are other ways of reaching the same end result, but the method detailed above is easiest and quickest IME.

unclebuck

Paintshop Poo is for non believers...

Photoshop is what you need.

UB

TurboKitty

Subtle as always ub, but I'm inclined to agree with you on this.

Brun

Adobe 7
Don't ask about the daft lights cos i was bored and just playing

TurboKitty

You think *you* were bored?

Poor Guy

hey - am a pit bissed - how u do that?


i wanna c my GT6 in black wiv white racin strips.

TurboKitty

My top tip is to spend longer than 5 minutes on it!

I use Photoshop. There is a quick guide to an easy way to do this a few posts up.

Brun

Did you do that for Puff The Magic Wagon Turbokitty?

Here was my effort
It used to be a 22B