Help with more complicated stuff???
Pennzoil GT-R
07-20-2002, 07:41 PM
i am havin some problems doing the following things with photoshop:
1) removing logos, numbers etc. from race cars
2) removing tints from windows (in the interest of making convertibles)
3) moving reflections (you can see what i mean in particular on the Ferrari Enzo thread)
any help is appreciated, thanks
1) removing logos, numbers etc. from race cars
2) removing tints from windows (in the interest of making convertibles)
3) moving reflections (you can see what i mean in particular on the Ferrari Enzo thread)
any help is appreciated, thanks
AE101
07-20-2002, 07:50 PM
I can only awnswer number one. Use the clone stamp tool and the copy tool tool(copy>paste) to erase numbers. I do it when I shave door handles.
Pennzoil GT-R
07-20-2002, 07:54 PM
how about when there is not enough clear body work showing to use the clone stamp though??? thats the problem i have
Styxnpicks
07-20-2002, 08:05 PM
to remove the logos I would try to use some sort of clone tool, however, if that is not possible theni break out the ol paint tool and i use the eye droper thingie to match the coors then i pain and blur here and there. Basically its all about a-lot of trial and error, and experimentation
SIKCRX
07-20-2002, 08:28 PM
if i was shaving door handles and such i just copy a part of the body right beside the handle and then just paste it over the handle and blur it in to look normal.:D
illracer
07-20-2002, 08:39 PM
for the third one (Ferrari ENZO reflection) i'd use the clone stamp to lower the car's reflection everywhere except for the wheels and finish with a good job blending into the shadows beneath the car. its trivial..
also the way i'd do the tint removal i'd select the window, cut it then paste it to make it a layer all by itself, go to adjust hue/saturation and lower the saturation if you need to get rid of any excess tint coloring, then lower the layer opacity until its light enough that it looks like glass, then adjust brightness/contrast to finish the job and retain the glare and reflection on the windows. i haven't tried that but it's probably a good bet
also the way i'd do the tint removal i'd select the window, cut it then paste it to make it a layer all by itself, go to adjust hue/saturation and lower the saturation if you need to get rid of any excess tint coloring, then lower the layer opacity until its light enough that it looks like glass, then adjust brightness/contrast to finish the job and retain the glare and reflection on the windows. i haven't tried that but it's probably a good bet
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