Daytona Blue Stillen 350Z
12-12-2002, 05:00 PM
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Man,..that kit is kinda
gay,..I would have thought Stillen of all companies would have had somethin a little less "Ricey" then that!!
but Sorry,.not a very good photochopper!
gay,..I would have thought Stillen of all companies would have had somethin a little less "Ricey" then that!!but Sorry,.not a very good photochopper!
12-13-2002, 05:14 PM
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Originally posted by nosuchsol
the color is off a bit, but it was a quick job
the color is off a bit, but it was a quick job
I am using PhotoShop 7.0 "just started"
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12-14-2002, 09:59 AM
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Originally posted by Loaded_Pistol
Any way you can post steps on how u change car color.
I am using PhotoShop 7.0 "just started"
Thanx
Any way you can post steps on how u change car color.
I am using PhotoShop 7.0 "just started"
Thanx
12-14-2002, 02:03 PM
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Originally posted by nosuchsol
I'd really recommend checking out a tutorial. I'm far from being good at this stuff. lol. Uh, most tut's should tell you to mask off the area you want to copy - then I fiddle with the hue and saturation on that new layer (use the dropper on the desired color - then colorize and it gets you somewhat there). You can also use the magnetic lasso - then use the polygon lasso to add or subtract from the rough outline(SHIFT+ or CTRL+) =)
I'd really recommend checking out a tutorial. I'm far from being good at this stuff. lol. Uh, most tut's should tell you to mask off the area you want to copy - then I fiddle with the hue and saturation on that new layer (use the dropper on the desired color - then colorize and it gets you somewhat there). You can also use the magnetic lasso - then use the polygon lasso to add or subtract from the rough outline(SHIFT+ or CTRL+) =)
I may go to the public library on Mon, and get the tutorial(s) since perfection is the key...
You are getting there tho
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