Aston Martin....

[rjensen11]

My second car I've experimented photoshopping with:

 

[rjensen11]

oilmix 1

 

[rjensen11]

oilmix2

 

[rjensen11]

oilmix3

 

[milefile]

You oilmixed one of the headlights but not the other. Also I'd do something different with the space immediately behind the seats... it needs to be darker or something. Other than that it's pretty cool. Nice effect.

 

[rjensen11]

Headlights, yeah, I ment to do that.....

Thanks for pointing that out!

 

[Shannon]

Ahhhhhh! Jaggies!

rjensen11, make sure you always check the antialiased option on your Lasso tools and Paint Bucket.

 

[rjensen11]

Originally posted by Eddy
Ahhhhhh! Jaggies!

rjensen11, make sure you always check the antialiased option on your Lasso tools and Paint Bucket.

Hmm, lasso tools... I normally used the Magic Wand(chooses stuff of the same colour) and the rectangle seclector, then hold shift. I'll have to check out that antialiased option and use the lasso sometime....

 

[Shannon]

Originally posted by rjensen11
Hmm, lasso tools... I normally used the Magic Wand(chooses stuff of the same colour) and the rectangle seclector, then hold shift. I'll have to check out that antialiased option and use the lasso sometime....

You don't use the Polygon Lasso for changing colours and such?!

This is how you change colour when photochopping.

By the way - you can also antialias your magic wand. Anything that you can antialias, do so.

 

[rjensen11]

I never really used the lasso tool, now that I have, I see where it can come useful and save time. I gues anti-alias was already checked when I started chopping, so yeah, it's on...
What I've always done though, rather than keeping everything as one layer, was to have the car body as a second layer. I think that might make it look more jagged, but who knows.

 

[Shannon]

Originally posted by rjensen11
I never really used the lasso tool, now that I have, I see where it can come useful and save time. I gues anti-alias was already checked when I started chopping, so yeah, it's on...
What I've always done though, rather than keeping everything as one layer, was to have the car body as a second layer. I think that might make it look more jagged, but who knows.

I always change the colour on the Background layer. If you have always had AA on, then I don't know why you got those terrible jaggies.

 

[rjensen11]

It could be my selecting with rectangles, but I zoom in so much that I really only take one row of pixles at a time....

 

[Shannon]

Originally posted by rjensen11
It could be my selecting with rectangles, but I zoom in so much that I really only take one row of pixles at a time....

It must take you forever the way you do it...

 

[GilesGuthrie]

You've also oilmixed the registration plate. Looks weird.

 

[rjensen11]

Originally posted by Eddy
It must take you forever the way you do it...

I used it after using the Magic Wand, so it didn't take too long, but yeah, it was time consuming. But it's more exact I think...

Originally posted by GilesGuthrie
You've also oilmixed the registration plate. Looks weird.

Uh, it's called "Character" and "Uniqueness".... dang!