Official random 928 Picture Thread (post a new 928 pic or stay out)
12-12-2006, 11:17 AM
#519
Three Wheelin'
Originally Posted by GRTWHT
What do you think? Should I do it for real
12-12-2006, 01:57 PM
#521
Rennlist Member
Tony,
You'll have fun with it - whether for business or hobby. I use P.S. regularly for my business, and it's really a fun tool.
It's so easy to use & so versatile, that it's hard not to cheat. For instance you could have taken a picture of that horse statue from a postcard, and photoshopped in an image of your car within minutes...with results that would make a photoshop job practically undetectible.
If you have kids, you can impress the hell out of them with what you can do w/PS, regardless of their age.
You'll have fun with it - whether for business or hobby. I use P.S. regularly for my business, and it's really a fun tool.
It's so easy to use & so versatile, that it's hard not to cheat. For instance you could have taken a picture of that horse statue from a postcard, and photoshopped in an image of your car within minutes...with results that would make a photoshop job practically undetectible.
If you have kids, you can impress the hell out of them with what you can do w/PS, regardless of their age.
12-12-2006, 03:52 PM
#523
Rennlist Member
My Monet:
12-12-2006, 03:54 PM
#524
Instructor
[QUOTE=chaadster]No. It will make the unpainted flares in front of the wheel stand out as if they were weird, QUOTE]
Yesy you are right, it's not standard. I just think the car in White needs something done under thier. Looks like it has no bottom JAW in black.
Just thought I'd get some feedback on it
Glenn.
'81 928
Yesy you are right, it's not standard. I just think the car in White needs something done under thier. Looks like it has no bottom JAW in black.
Just thought I'd get some feedback on it
Glenn.
'81 928
12-12-2006, 04:28 PM
#525
Rennlist Member
Tony,
Here's 20 minutes with PS using a still photo then applying motion blur/radial motion blur tools (no driver, so it looks a little weird):
Here's 20 minutes with PS using a still photo then applying motion blur/radial motion blur tools (no driver, so it looks a little weird):