I don't know how to chop
integra818
04-20-2003, 12:55 AM
I tried playing with the photo-chop program for a while, and I just can't seem to work the damn thing. How did you guys learn? You just fiddled with it until you learned or what? I really want to do photo chops but I don't know how to use the program.
05-BROCKY-05
04-20-2003, 02:25 AM
Well i learnt from tutorials, try out http://www.photoshopchop.com, and see if they got any, http://www.photoshopjunkie.com , and http://www.photo-chop.com when it is back up and running, and http://www.chop-it-up.com/main.htm . but for you right now, i will post a colour tutorial that should help you quiet a bit and anyone else having trouble. The tutorial was created by 05-BROCKY-05 and is copy right to me!!!
http://chop-it-up.com/gallery/albums/userpics/Colour%20tutorial%20finished.jpg
http://chop-it-up.com/gallery/albums/userpics/Colour%20tutorial%20finished.jpg
05-BROCKY-05
04-20-2003, 02:28 AM
Um as for http://www.photoshopchop.com they do not have any tutorials such as yet, but the tool kit section is great for spare parts for a chop, or even asking for help in the forum is a good idea.
maxhogblom
04-20-2003, 04:29 AM
WOW tahts a good tut Brock. even helped me :) :D
05-BROCKY-05
04-20-2003, 08:23 AM
Im glad to know i am helping people.:D
BeEfCaKe
04-20-2003, 09:11 AM
I can't trace using lasso with my mouse because it jumps around so much... so I prefer to use masking tool for this...
integra818
04-20-2003, 01:14 PM
WOW, thanks Brocky, I'll try that out later tonight. :) Thanks agian.
05-BROCKY-05
04-20-2003, 07:17 PM
Originally posted by maxhogblom
WOW tahts a good tut Brock. even helped me :) :D
Hey thats why i said in my tutorial, right click on the lasso, and select polygonal lasso this way it dont really matter how bumpy your mouse is(BTW you should open it up and clean the gunk of the little rollers) you can always get a nice clean selection. Now thank you for appreciating my tutorial as it did take me about an hour to do. Thanks.
WOW tahts a good tut Brock. even helped me :) :D
Hey thats why i said in my tutorial, right click on the lasso, and select polygonal lasso this way it dont really matter how bumpy your mouse is(BTW you should open it up and clean the gunk of the little rollers) you can always get a nice clean selection. Now thank you for appreciating my tutorial as it did take me about an hour to do. Thanks.
integra818
04-20-2003, 08:04 PM
I was photchopping a while ago with the tecnique you showed me Brocky, it works well. My chops looked like crap though :o
I'll post them if I can figure a way out, it's under the "paint" program.
I'll post them if I can figure a way out, it's under the "paint" program.
BeEfCaKe
04-21-2003, 08:57 AM
Originally posted by 05-BROCKY-05
Hey thats why i said in my tutorial, right click on the lasso, and select polygonal lasso this way it dont really matter how bumpy your mouse is(BTW you should open it up and clean the gunk of the little rollers) you can always get a nice clean selection. Now thank you for appreciating my tutorial as it did take me about an hour to do. Thanks.
Yeah but still, drawing around the whole car, and then doing the same around the details do take a long time. I'll see if I have time, and then I'll post a tutorial by using masking tool. I bet you'll prefer this method more.
Hey thats why i said in my tutorial, right click on the lasso, and select polygonal lasso this way it dont really matter how bumpy your mouse is(BTW you should open it up and clean the gunk of the little rollers) you can always get a nice clean selection. Now thank you for appreciating my tutorial as it did take me about an hour to do. Thanks.
Yeah but still, drawing around the whole car, and then doing the same around the details do take a long time. I'll see if I have time, and then I'll post a tutorial by using masking tool. I bet you'll prefer this method more.
Tony
04-21-2003, 09:39 AM
Originally posted by BeEfCaKe
Yeah but still, drawing around the whole car, and then doing the same around the details do take a long time. I'll see if I have time, and then I'll post a tutorial by using masking tool. I bet you'll prefer this method more.
hahaha, you think selecting a car is time consuming, try cell shading. Now that is time consuming, also depends on how good you want it to look to.
Also, I didn't learn how to chop cars until after I started messing around with photoshop, making pics for the TLD website and shit. Then I came here and found the tuts and learned how to chop cars. You will find out, there are a bunch of different ways to do things, especially change the color of the car. I have yet to use Brock's method, right now I just use Edit>Adjust Image> and/or Color Balance, Hue & Saturation. I have also changed colors on cars by selecting the body of the car, creating a new layer via copy. Setting the new layer on Overlay, and then using the gradient tool to change the color. That is how I did the Explorer for the latest comp.
Yeah but still, drawing around the whole car, and then doing the same around the details do take a long time. I'll see if I have time, and then I'll post a tutorial by using masking tool. I bet you'll prefer this method more.
hahaha, you think selecting a car is time consuming, try cell shading. Now that is time consuming, also depends on how good you want it to look to.
Also, I didn't learn how to chop cars until after I started messing around with photoshop, making pics for the TLD website and shit. Then I came here and found the tuts and learned how to chop cars. You will find out, there are a bunch of different ways to do things, especially change the color of the car. I have yet to use Brock's method, right now I just use Edit>Adjust Image> and/or Color Balance, Hue & Saturation. I have also changed colors on cars by selecting the body of the car, creating a new layer via copy. Setting the new layer on Overlay, and then using the gradient tool to change the color. That is how I did the Explorer for the latest comp.
BeEfCaKe
04-21-2003, 10:22 AM
Originally posted by Tony
hahaha, you think selecting a car is time consuming, try cell shading. Now that is time consuming, also depends on how good you want it to look to.
I know there are things that take way more time. I was saying, by comparison, my way of selection may take less time compared to the way to other guy suggested, and this tool is exactly designed for this. In other words, less time consuming relatively.
I'll post my tutorial now.
hahaha, you think selecting a car is time consuming, try cell shading. Now that is time consuming, also depends on how good you want it to look to.
I know there are things that take way more time. I was saying, by comparison, my way of selection may take less time compared to the way to other guy suggested, and this tool is exactly designed for this. In other words, less time consuming relatively.
I'll post my tutorial now.
corvettezman
04-22-2003, 04:48 AM
Originally posted by BeEfCaKe
I know there are things that take way more time. I was saying, by comparison, my way of selection may take less time compared to the way to other guy suggested, and this tool is exactly designed for this. In other words, less time consuming relatively.
I'll post my tutorial now.
Where is it?:confused: I'm interested.
I know there are things that take way more time. I was saying, by comparison, my way of selection may take less time compared to the way to other guy suggested, and this tool is exactly designed for this. In other words, less time consuming relatively.
I'll post my tutorial now.
Where is it?:confused: I'm interested.
corvettezman
04-22-2003, 04:50 AM
Nevermind, my bad! I fell so stuoid, as I should.:( I just over looked it.
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