hey guys, i got a quick question.

how do you/what do you use to photo edit. i see some nice cars on here that have interesting photo edit. ie. car colored background black and white, or wheels/calipers colored, carblack and white.

hellllllllp

 

1.) that's not a quick question

2.) a short and utterly unhelpful answer would be "Photoshop and lots of experience"

 

where can i get photoshop, download?, software?

 

bitcomet

 

lol your regular illegal song download. just search for photoshop.

 

this is all the help? come on, theres a ton of you who use this

 

you can download photoshop of a bittorrent or limewire. It takes a while and may not work. your best bet would be to purchase and maybe search on google on how to use photoshop.

 

You can download a 30 day trial from adobe. But you're not going to learn everything there is to learn in 30 days. I can guarantee that.

 

cs2, best and simple way to edit pictures.

 

go to school, and take a class on adobe photoshop. then either pay out the *** for it, or download some random copy off of limewire and hope that it works.
but your not just going to get answers like, this is how:
its not simple to learn photoshop, to really learn it.

i took half a year in highschool of it, a semester in college about it, and have been working with it on my own for another separate year and i can use it pretty well, but im sure there is a LOT that i don't know yet.

 

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You just have to do it.

 

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I took a Print Production course, and two graphics classes.
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CS3 is out now.

 

i like cs2...its really easy to use...and with all the tutorials online...u can learn fast


EDIT-due to the post below me


Modified by TehMan at 8:53 PM 9/25/2007

 

I don't think we can talk about warez everyone.

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Modified by A's 94 GSR at 11:32 PM 9/25/2007

 

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I wonder where you saw stuff like that? Pure craziness, sounds to me like

 

u mean like this

 

im a photographer and my editing skills suck *****. LOL its not as easy as you think!!

 

its not that hard...i did those that i posted with a laptop touch pad....and i did these...




my friend mikey did this one

 

well thats easy to do (but not to the noobs) lol..but ive seen other ppls work (pro status) n its just like

 

the one of the car is the first time my friend mikey did it...after having photoshop for like 2 days

 

what program is that, very nice

 

photoshop cs2

 

Ok

1. Take the colored photo and make a duplicate copy.
2. On the duplicate copy - coonvert to black and white or reduce saturation till it looks black and white.
3. Overlay the black and white copy overtop the colored picture.
4. use the eraser tool over areas that you want the color to show through.
5. Combine both layers.

Done like dinner ************

 

or just use the lasso tool and outline just the car and layer via copy...then select the original layer and desaturate it...then combine layers...i just hate having to do all that erasing