Photoshop my wheels, pleeeeease!
03 June 2009, 10:23 PM
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Photoshop my wheels, pleeeeease!
Hi, could someone change the wheel colour on this pic please? I'M looking at anthracite, black or bronze?
It would be really appreciated!
Thanks,Mit
It would be really appreciated!
Thanks,Mit
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04 June 2009, 07:18 PM
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Wow! I'm loving the last one, really suits the car. The brakes look ace behind anthracite. Thanks for that Bio, your a legend!
And I've been thinking of lowering the car, and the last pic looks wicked where you've dropped it a couple of inches!
Thanks,Mit
And I've been thinking of lowering the car, and the last pic looks wicked where you've dropped it a couple of inches!
Thanks,Mit
love white cars with white rims 
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How do you do that on photo shop then? I've tried my damn hardest and i can't do it!
I can chop peoples heads off and stick them on other people easy enough, but colour changes baffle me!
I can chop peoples heads off and stick them on other people easy enough, but colour changes baffle me!
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To change the right areas u want to change the colour for, I use layer masks and eraser to rub out what I don't want to be affected. e.g the wheel nuts, calipers, discs etc.
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Depends what colour you want to achieve. CTRL+U then colourize n play with the sliders is a good starting point. Tweak with levels, contrast/brightness for basic colour changing. Then u have selective colour, variations etc etc.
To change the right areas u want to change the colour for, I use layer masks and eraser to rub out what I don't want to be affected. e.g the wheel nuts, calipers, discs etc.
To change the right areas u want to change the colour for, I use layer masks and eraser to rub out what I don't want to be affected. e.g the wheel nuts, calipers, discs etc.
Back on topic, I think anthracite looks the best.
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05 June 2009, 10:32 PM
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White looks good. I've had a quote from Mobile Alloy Wheel Refurbishment and Mobile Alloy Wheel Repair - Welcome to Wicked Wheels for refurbing my wheels. £55+VAT each, painted in 2K and baked
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