Rims
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Out of my car picture collection (about 11MB of car pics and still going).
Here's a tip for putting new rims on. Try and find rims that are bigger than the original ones on your car picture; I know the photoshop site says try and find rims that are about the same height and same direction, but just here me out okay. Now go to Edit > Transform > Scale and scale the rims down to the size you need them. You'll find your rims will probably be more high-res than the other rims you were thinking about putting on. And now (by knowing this) you don't get all emotional about finding a wicked set of rims only there are 15x to big. Once your rims are scaled down, if they don't look like there are on right - Edit > Transform > Skew and take the top or bottom corners and drage them to the left or right a bit. And finally, if the rims are facing the opposite direction - Edit > Transform > Flip Horizontally.
Here's a tip for putting new rims on. Try and find rims that are bigger than the original ones on your car picture; I know the photoshop site says try and find rims that are about the same height and same direction, but just here me out okay. Now go to Edit > Transform > Scale and scale the rims down to the size you need them. You'll find your rims will probably be more high-res than the other rims you were thinking about putting on. And now (by knowing this) you don't get all emotional about finding a wicked set of rims only there are 15x to big. Once your rims are scaled down, if they don't look like there are on right - Edit > Transform > Skew and take the top or bottom corners and drage them to the left or right a bit. And finally, if the rims are facing the opposite direction - Edit > Transform > Flip Horizontally.
