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little photochop
update!! there's another photoshop below. check it out!
a little photochop i did with my car...with a little inspiration from easton chang
Modified by 13B at 8:24 PM 1/20/2004
a little photochop i did with my car...with a little inspiration from easton chang
Modified by 13B at 8:24 PM 1/20/2004
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easiest way. a tripod will be required for this.
Take two shots of the car: one with the hood open, and the other with the hood closed. You want to make sure the camera is in the EXACT same position for both these shots.
Load these two pictures up into your photoshop program.
Now what I did was copy the image with the hood closed. Next, I went onto the other image with the hood open and I created a new layer. When I did that I pasted the Closed Hood image onto the Open Hood one. After that was done I used the soft eraser tool and erased the image around the hood.
and heezy. the tires were Pirelli p600s. they seemed pretty nice up until I got home a half hour later where I found out that my front passenger was flat. gonna hit up firestone or someplace and get that 4 tires for $39 I saw in some coupon book. Temporary replacement until i get paid next wednesday. Then maybe I can pick up some Azenis or Potenzas
Take two shots of the car: one with the hood open, and the other with the hood closed. You want to make sure the camera is in the EXACT same position for both these shots.
Load these two pictures up into your photoshop program.
Now what I did was copy the image with the hood closed. Next, I went onto the other image with the hood open and I created a new layer. When I did that I pasted the Closed Hood image onto the Open Hood one. After that was done I used the soft eraser tool and erased the image around the hood.
and heezy. the tires were Pirelli p600s. they seemed pretty nice up until I got home a half hour later where I found out that my front passenger was flat. gonna hit up firestone or someplace and get that 4 tires for $39 I saw in some coupon book. Temporary replacement until i get paid next wednesday. Then maybe I can pick up some Azenis or Potenzas
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Re: (13B)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 13B »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">easiest way. a tripod will be required for this.
Take two shots of the car: one with the hood open, and the other with the hood closed. You want to make sure the camera is in the EXACT same position for both these shots.
Load these two pictures up into your photoshop program.
Now what I did was copy the image with the hood closed. Next, I went onto the other image with the hood open and I created a new layer. When I did that I pasted the Closed Hood image onto the Open Hood one. After that was done I used the soft eraser tool and erased the image around the hood.
and heezy. the tires were Pirelli p600s. they seemed pretty nice up until I got home a half hour later where I found out that my front passenger was flat. gonna hit up firestone or someplace and get that 4 tires for $39 I saw in some coupon book. Temporary replacement until i get paid next wednesday. Then maybe I can pick up some Azenis or Potenzas </TD></TR></TABLE>
azenis
Take two shots of the car: one with the hood open, and the other with the hood closed. You want to make sure the camera is in the EXACT same position for both these shots.
Load these two pictures up into your photoshop program.
Now what I did was copy the image with the hood closed. Next, I went onto the other image with the hood open and I created a new layer. When I did that I pasted the Closed Hood image onto the Open Hood one. After that was done I used the soft eraser tool and erased the image around the hood.
and heezy. the tires were Pirelli p600s. they seemed pretty nice up until I got home a half hour later where I found out that my front passenger was flat. gonna hit up firestone or someplace and get that 4 tires for $39 I saw in some coupon book. Temporary replacement until i get paid next wednesday. Then maybe I can pick up some Azenis or Potenzas </TD></TR></TABLE>
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Re: (13B)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 13B »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">easiest way. a tripod will be required for this.
Take two shots of the car: one with the hood open, and the other with the hood closed. You want to make sure the camera is in the EXACT same position for both these shots.
Load these two pictures up into your photoshop program.
Now what I did was copy the image with the hood closed. Next, I went onto the other image with the hood open and I created a new layer. When I did that I pasted the Closed Hood image onto the Open Hood one. After that was done I used the soft eraser tool and erased the image around the hood.
and heezy. the tires were Pirelli p600s. they seemed pretty nice up until I got home a half hour later where I found out that my front passenger was flat. gonna hit up firestone or someplace and get that 4 tires for $39 I saw in some coupon book. Temporary replacement until i get paid next wednesday. Then maybe I can pick up some Azenis or Potenzas </TD></TR></TABLE>
Couldn't have explained it any better. Good work.
Take two shots of the car: one with the hood open, and the other with the hood closed. You want to make sure the camera is in the EXACT same position for both these shots.
Load these two pictures up into your photoshop program.
Now what I did was copy the image with the hood closed. Next, I went onto the other image with the hood open and I created a new layer. When I did that I pasted the Closed Hood image onto the Open Hood one. After that was done I used the soft eraser tool and erased the image around the hood.
and heezy. the tires were Pirelli p600s. they seemed pretty nice up until I got home a half hour later where I found out that my front passenger was flat. gonna hit up firestone or someplace and get that 4 tires for $39 I saw in some coupon book. Temporary replacement until i get paid next wednesday. Then maybe I can pick up some Azenis or Potenzas </TD></TR></TABLE>
Couldn't have explained it any better. Good work.
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Re: little photochop (dc2twincam)
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Re: little photochop (ophdehEEzY)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ophdehEEzY »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Tires look like the cheap kinds 
I could be wrong though</TD></TR></TABLE>
my thoughts exactly.
I could be wrong though</TD></TR></TABLE>my thoughts exactly.
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