Been Messing With Photoshop
07 April 2003, 10:01 PM
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My own interpretation of an effect i saw used earlier on in the week. I was quite impressed with the results considering i'm far from being a Photoshop guru. 
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What do you chaps reckon?
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08 April 2003, 01:15 AM
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Its just line and fill guys, takes a bit of time lol! 
Taron, i had a quick go at your car. The original picture needs to be in a much higher resolution really. I was pushing things with my first attempt, albeit it was handy having the car featuring so prominently and close to the lens in the original shot.
Here you go.
Like i said, just a quick go, not worth spending too much time on it as the results can only be so good with such a small resolution.
Taron, i had a quick go at your car. The original picture needs to be in a much higher resolution really. I was pushing things with my first attempt, albeit it was handy having the car featuring so prominently and close to the lens in the original shot.
Here you go.
Like i said, just a quick go, not worth spending too much time on it as the results can only be so good with such a small resolution.
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Thanks for the nice comments. 
Like i said guys, it's done using the 'line' and 'fill' tools. No filters whatsoever. There is over 2000 lines in Tarons one and slightly less in the first.
I'd like to have a go at doing one properly if anyone has a nice high-resolution shot? My cars filthy with no sign of getting a wash till Friday and i don't want to go using one without permission. Also, the less 'cluttered' the reflections are in the picture the more effective the result.
Anyone?
I have a day and a night to fill before going back to work lol!
Like i said guys, it's done using the 'line' and 'fill' tools. No filters whatsoever. There is over 2000 lines in Tarons one and slightly less in the first.
I'd like to have a go at doing one properly if anyone has a nice high-resolution shot? My cars filthy with no sign of getting a wash till Friday and i don't want to go using one without permission. Also, the less 'cluttered' the reflections are in the picture the more effective the result.
Anyone?
I have a day and a night to fill before going back to work lol!
08 April 2003, 11:16 AM
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The first one took about 3 hours Brett, Tarons P1 took a little less time as i kinda rushed it through as i knew the results weren't going to be too great, more practice all the same though! 
I thought there may be a filter. I have tried using some filters previously though and we didn't get on, user error probably lol! I wouldn't imagine it'd be able to pick out some of the different shades visible on the paintwork though?
No-one stepped forward with a high-res pic yet? Don't make me search Google lol!
I thought there may be a filter. I have tried using some filters previously though and we didn't get on, user error probably lol! I wouldn't imagine it'd be able to pick out some of the different shades visible on the paintwork though?
No-one stepped forward with a high-res pic yet? Don't make me search Google lol!
08 April 2003, 11:19 AM
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Filer > Artistic > Cutout
You then get a small option box come up. Play around with the settings there. You achieve similar results. Maybe you can save
time on the process.
I do admit , the filter method used isnt as clean looking as yours. But it is quick
Brett
You then get a small option box come up. Play around with the settings there. You achieve similar results. Maybe you can save
time on the process.
I do admit , the filter method used isnt as clean looking as yours. But it is quick
Brett
08 April 2003, 01:07 PM
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Vectorise it in Illustrator.....same effect....nice touch aint it..
this type of are is SSSooooo big in japan at the moment, lots of new games being released with sort of graphics..there is a smart looking 3D first person shooter coming out with the same look..
nice effect
all the best
jay
this type of are is SSSooooo big in japan at the moment, lots of new games being released with sort of graphics..there is a smart looking 3D first person shooter coming out with the same look..
nice effect
all the best
jay
08 April 2003, 01:19 PM
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I thought i'd seen this graphic style before, Auto Modelista for PS2. I believe its called "cell shading".
