i hate to be the n00b, but can someone tell me how i can take this picture, or how to manipulate a picture to look like this. please

 

ive seen this asked before and someone said that you need some kind of suction cup type thing for your camera to hold it on the side of your car, then you just drive. correct me if im wrong.

 

man that seems kinda dangerous for ur camera.. especially if u have a high dollar one

 

Camera mount, slow speed (like 5-10 MPH), and a decently long exposure and you should be able to land yourself a pic like that.

 

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You're kidding right?

Maybe it's time I did another Photoshop tutorial...

 

this was just gone over like a few days ago...and yeah u can either chop it or get the ghetto side mount tripod

 

There's no way I'd trust a tripod mounted to the side of my car. Too risky.

Just use the radial blur filter in Photoshop. Much easier, and it looks real...see:

before:



after:




Modified by ebelp at 8:15 PM 4/7/2004

 

hahahahahahahahhha

 

deeeeeerrrrrpp...uh i tink its chopped.

 

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wow, im so glad that i could have 1 good ******* response. thats awsome. thanks. and the reason it isnt the radial blur filter is because of the brakes, look at the calipers in the first pic, not spinning are they, there u go.

 

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No one ever said the first pic was a chop.

 

no it is the radial blur....ebelp's calipers are not moving in his chop.

 

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Just use the radial blur filter in Photoshop. Much easier, and it looks real...see:

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I have to agree with ebelp....radial blur...JDMEG6 props to your ps skillz

 

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You're kidding right?

Maybe it's time I did another Photoshop tutorial... </TD></TR></TABLE>

wow, you got it all figured out don't you?

 

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wow, you got it all figured out don't you? </TD></TR></TABLE>

Radial blur? Why yes...I do have that figured out.

 

that and you could actually do layering....