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nice pic of the 350z, and great explaination. BTW, about blurring the wheels, good luck with that, unless photoshop learns to read depth on a 2 dimensional image, it might take a lot of work.
440 CHARGERThanks for all of the comments guys! I need to do more updates than I do, but I just never seem to get around to do it.
And Rovens, here is what I do to get my pictures clean:
1. When taking the shot in GT4, I almost always increase the exposrue to +4 - +6, as well as adjusting the white balance to the red side just a little.
2. Then in photoshop, I go to image, adjustments, levels. Try to move the handles at the bottom of the histogram around to follow the histogram. The left handle should be moved to where the level increases or is at it's peak on the left. The right handle should be moved to where the curve begins at it's minimum at the right. And the middle handle can be moved around to where you like it the best. And you can also move the other 2 around to your liking, but I am just trying to give you a general idea on what to do.
3. After that, I duplicate the layer I just adjusted, and gausian blur it to about 7. I then change the blending mode in the layers pallette to soft light, and adjust the opacity until I like the way it looks. Then I go back to the base layer and apply an unsharp mask filter to it, to sharpen it up a bit. That's just about it.
440cuda9secwait a minute, you always do that to ugly cars, make them look like works of art. 👍
tabsThose Nike One pictures are fantastic. Really, really great work, man. Really! 👍 👍