Photoshopped cars.

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What car is this??
 

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It looked funny with out headlight cavers and the large air intake on the side.
But the file name was carreragt so thowt it's a Porche...
Thanx...
~Slay'd~
 
Originally posted by Bimmerkid
Might have been better if you had removed the original RX-8 lights..

I know, I wanted to but I'm new at this and I don't know how to fill in an area so that it looks like bodywork, so I whimped out and just made those crappy vents.
 
This is my first "cut+shut" ever. I quite like it but I aint happy bout the front left corner of the car, the perspective seems wrong. I didn't know how to push it back without moving all the other parts of the pasted image.
Anyway here it is.
MX-5 (Miata) crossed with RX-8.
 

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Here how to make a good paint!

Here as you can see, I've put the saturation to 100, to know where the blue reflexion coming from, so your car color can look a lot much better
 

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Let's review the process
1st-Copy & past the body(I mean by using the polygon lasso, make a copy of the chassis part)
2nd-Duplicate again the body layer & put the saturation to 100 to that duplication
3rd-Use "select->color range" & select the color reflexion of the car
4th-Do "Select->inverse" & "edit->cut"
5th-Take another duplication of the ->main<- body layer, be on that layer & click on the reflexion layer by holding "Ctrl" on your keyboard
6th-Do "Select->inverse" & "edit->cut"
6th-After blur that layer with "gaussian blur"
7th-& put the color that match the background there by using "Hue & Stauration"
8th-put multiply on that layer option & choose the opacity you want(Don't forget that you're working on a pic, so use your eye)
9th-After do whatever you want, but

Quite long for a process, but worth the work
 

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Cheers Mr Deap.
That's a big help. There's only so much you can do by adjusting the clour balance and adding a translucent colour fill.
 
U know what car I'd like to see chopped? A Mazda 6. Something tells me that if that were fixed up, it'd look sweet!
 
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