Photoshop GT4 pictures in here
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omg how do you do that mini car stuff?! 
is it hard to do?
is it hard to do?
- 585
- Oregon, USA
- Digi-Gen
You are correct. But it is not a full race car, more of a tuner, but the tires are a bit thin either way. I will fix that later this week when I am at the PC that the file is on.194GVanIm suprised no one has mentioned this yet. The picture looks awesome except for one thing....the tires are waaaayy to skinny for a race car, it just looks wrong, and should be an easy fix too
franz
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Its not hard to make mini car
in GT4, you need to take 2 photos with the same background
one with the car, and one without the car
in photoshop, copy both wheels and their surroundings to new layer
then shrink the original layer
then place the wheels to appropiate area and remove their "useless" surroundings
the mini car is almost done, now you select the car and copy over to the 2nd photo (no car photo)
and you are done
not all the cars are mini-car-friendly
like my cobra, I had fix the exhaust and background thru the windshield
but it is easy overall
try to use side shot, it is easier
in GT4, you need to take 2 photos with the same background
one with the car, and one without the car
in photoshop, copy both wheels and their surroundings to new layer
then shrink the original layer
then place the wheels to appropiate area and remove their "useless" surroundings
the mini car is almost done, now you select the car and copy over to the 2nd photo (no car photo)
and you are done
not all the cars are mini-car-friendly
like my cobra, I had fix the exhaust and background thru the windshield
but it is easy overall
try to use side shot, it is easier
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no i didnt add the intercooler, anyway i done another one these are fun!
these are fun!
- 592
>>>> 
still got alot to clean up i think, but i cant be bothered
blah heres a quick wallpaper i made in photoshop
- 592
bla, thought id follow the trend of the ricer civic
- 585
- Oregon, USA
- Digi-Gen
The easiest way to get good at Photoshop is spend time in the program. I have spent 1000's of hours in Photoshop to get to the point that I am today. Instead of playing a PC game or the like, I open up PS and just start playing with stuff ... see how it works and how I could use it. Practice, practice practice.eastley
Also, there is a good set of books out that are useful. The Photoshop WOW books by Peachpit Press.
For Photoshop CS
For Photoshop 7
They can be quite useful for step-by-step tuts. They are a bit spendy (like $34.00 US) but are worth it if you are a visual learner.
- 592
hmm, i aint that good at ps if i have to say so myself, im pretty ****, ive learnt most of my stuff from doing tutorials on the net.
try
www.pslover.com
and also, ive got a PS books (which i havnt really looked at yet) which includes phosotop CS bible, and that photoshop WOW
(btw, i really recommend that WOW book, its good )
try
www.pslover.com
and also, ive got a PS books (which i havnt really looked at yet) which includes phosotop CS bible, and that photoshop WOW
(btw, i really recommend that WOW book, its good )
- 585
- Oregon, USA
- Digi-Gen
Not that I have really found. I need the same thing. Like a "Photoshop for Experts" book. Really advanced stuff for folks that know the tools and how to use them but may want to develop some new techniques.franz
That was kind of my reasoning for creating the Mag covers (Pixel Genesis - The Best resource For Photoshop Experts) that I show on my site. A hopeful dream that something like it actually existed.
Most of the mags I look at, I can find maybe 1 or 2 things in there that I did not know, and the rest is already committed to memory.
- 585
- Oregon, USA
- Digi-Gen
I agree. They seem to be the best for "Here is the finished product, and here is EVERY step to get there" typs of tuts.s2000lover(btw, i really recommend that WOW book, its good
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- eastley
s2000loverhmm, i aint that good at ps if i have to say so myself, im pretty ****, ive learnt most of my stuff from doing tutorials on the net.
try
www.pslover.com
and also, ive got a PS books (which i havnt really looked at yet) which includes phosotop CS bible, and that photoshop WOW
Thanks for the site, I have Photoshop CS2 so I wonder if the photoshop CS WOW book will probably do. Not sure, anyhow I might go have a look in my local library.
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http://www.good-tutorials.com/
Over 7000 PS tutorials....yes thats SEVEN THOUSAND.
I go to this site just about everyday....it will keep you busy for hours.
Over 7000 PS tutorials....yes thats SEVEN THOUSAND.
I go to this site just about everyday....it will keep you busy for hours.
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eastley
ive got CS2 on CD, i tried it out, bt i like CS better, the shortcut keys are the same as all the other ones, and on CS2, u've basically gotta learn them all again
btw, that phosotop CS WOW aint out till august
i got WOW 6 though and i aint even had time to go through all of that, (and the massive CS BIBLE O_O)
- 585
- Oregon, USA
- Digi-Gen
I thought that CS2 gave you the option to pick the shortcut keys that you wanted, but they were the same if you did not modify or re-map them?s2000loverive got CS2 on CD, i tried it out, bt i like CS better, the shortcut keys are the same as all the other ones, and on CS2, u've basically gotta learn them all again
- 585
- Oregon, USA
- Digi-Gen
Thanx for the link E!Easy$$
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Hey man, can you send me some high res pics?BobbyBoy
