my first photoshop

i used this from an old competition picture, tell me what you think, it was my first time doin manipulations in photoshop

http://files.automotiveforums.com/uploads/223031ps_comp_car2copy.jpg

it looks nice...i can see that you turned it into a coupe, added rims,added a nice tint to it, shaved the handles, you lowered it....


just one thing...you arent supposed to tint the windshield cause that's illegal...unless you wanna make the car look fake...'

otherwise it looks really nice...especially if its your first time....

oh ya and at the top of the picture when you lower the car it leaves the background a little messed so u might wanna cut that outta it...

damn good though

actually what i was trying to accomplis by tinting the windshield was to show the passenger window being tinted, i wasn't sure how to go about this to make it look real though,

wow...thats pretty tight. better than i can do. i dont have photoshop or else id try.

wat some people do to tint the windows is they select it first....then they change the levels(which makes it darker or lighter.) so the windshield isnt tinted as much as the window which looks better

mmm Konig Verdicts.. (insert drooling noise)

nice work

What I do to tint windows is I first select the visible parts of the windows on the opposite side of the car (in the picture above, that would be the 2 passenger side windows, and the rear window. Then I use the air-brush tool (set to darken, opacity=10% with a black color) and darken them until I get the right level (I guess you could also use some sort of level adjustment like hue/saturation)... Then, I select the windows on the visible side of the car (In the pic above, that'd be the 2 drivers side windows). Then, using the same method, I tint those windows... This will give you a nice layered effect, where it will be darkest where you can see one of the windows on the other side of the car through one of the tinted windows on this side...

Here's a quick example:

http://files.automotiveforums.com/uploads/956128TintExample.jpg

Then, I usually add a tint-bar to the top of the windshield...