B&W Background Help!
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B&W Background Help!
Could someone please take the time to give these pics a black and white background (everything but the car itself). I'm wanting to make a few posters and need some help with the photos.
Thanks in advance to anyone willing to help.
The cars pictured below belong to
Leemik, Taurran, Andy@Performance, Nitrouz.
Sorry for the large photos, but i wanted to keep the actual resolution sizes.
Thanks in advance to anyone willing to help.
The cars pictured below belong to
Leemik, Taurran, Andy@Performance, Nitrouz.
Sorry for the large photos, but i wanted to keep the actual resolution sizes.
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eh, just realized I forgot to do the last one...anyway, here you go. By "B&W" I figured you meant "grayscale". Also, I added a bit of, er, drama to the the backgrounds; simply desaturating them really wasn't that interesting. On two of them I added a blue tone for fun, I think it adds a bit of contrast (as well as retain the reflection colors a bit more naturally). I still think you are going to have issues with making a 1000px image poster-size...
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blue tones
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thanks a lot moforeynolds,
you have done some photoshop stuff for me in the past and you do a really good job.
The posters are a 22"x16". I use Picasa 3 to make them. I zoom the image to 200% which makes it four sections, then print on photo paper. I've done this before and once finished the end result imo looks good.
Also i have edited the original post down to only 3 images. Thanks again.
you have done some photoshop stuff for me in the past and you do a really good job.
The posters are a 22"x16". I use Picasa 3 to make them. I zoom the image to 200% which makes it four sections, then print on photo paper. I've done this before and once finished the end result imo looks good.
Also i have edited the original post down to only 3 images. Thanks again.
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Wow.. thanks a lot. I just saw them so you didnt get a chance to see my last post. Don't worry about the last image.
The images look great. The blue tones do look much more natural. i appreciate the help. I will be sure to repost with the final product.
The images look great. The blue tones do look much more natural. i appreciate the help. I will be sure to repost with the final product.
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