PSC: GTPlanet Official Weekly PSC: Week 10!

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Sweet man - but get rid of the noise on the paint job other wise :eek:!
 
Originally posted by ALPHA
Sweet man - but get rid of the noise on the paint job other wise :eek:!

Dude, the noise is meant to be there to make a glittery effect. :rolleyes:
 
I see what you were trying to do with the "Glitter effect" but it doesn't really sparkle enough to look right.
 
Originally posted by sinbad
I see what you were trying to do with the "Glitter effect" but it doesn't really sparkle enough to look right.

How could I get it to sparkle more?
 
Try adding Lighting Effects - Filter>Render>Lighting Effects.
 
Hmmm.... I cant get them to shine more. Theyre all the same colour so theres not much variation for "glitter" if you know what I mean. If I ad light it gets abit rough. I could take the glitterlayer off but then atleast to my taste it would look way too shiny :confused: . Heh, maby I shouldnt call it glitter :lol:

Um Im too tired to figure it out, I'll move on to another chop and declare this ready. But, thanks for the advice averybody. :) 👍
 
This is what my brother made from that, Its his first time at chopping and even using Photoshop.

Its got on it:-

18"Spider Alloys taken from a TVR Tamora
Impreza Bonnet Scoop
Flick up side skirts from an unknown car
Front lights have a steeper angle on top to give a frowning effect
K&N Airfilters Sticker logo on the side.
Lowered, and Wheel arches flaired a tiny bit.
Also Some Bodywork and handles have been smoothed
and painted in a rather fetching Lime green with carbon effect bonnet.

It took him about 2 hours.

Check the Attached file for it ;)
 

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Nice and clean.
 

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Howd you do your lights like that bimmerkid?

ahhh simplicity at last
 
Whoa, we've got a lot of entries this week... and a lot of nice ones, too!
 
Well, this is one of my best entries yet. If I fixed that front light on the spoiler it would be flawless...screw it. I'm happy with it. :lol:
 

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your right fog light shouldve extended further IMO.. 👍 though
 
My first comp, what do you guys think?
 

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its good for a first chop, but work on the color brightness and the smootheness around the front tire is kinda jagged.
 
You also need to crop your image. There is a strip up the top. You should crop your image to cut that off.
 
What's the easiest way to lower a car in Photoshop?
 
Whoa! :eek: So many nice chops. Thats some clean work bimmerkid.
 
I shouldn't have use truck part on that audi, :lol:!
 
Originally posted by epic
your right fog light shouldve extended further IMO.. 👍 though

Thanks! And yeah, but I had to go and just didn't screw with it. :lol: I'm happy with it.
 
Heres my Brothers Final Finsished Entery to this Chopping comp.
 

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How to Effectively Turn on The Headlights Using Photoshop
  • Select your top layer and press Ctrl+E. Doing this will merge the selected layer with one below it. Merge all your layers.
  • You should only have a background layer now with your entire chop on it. Duplicate your background layer.
  • On your second backgroud layer (the duplicate), apply the lens flare to the headlights.
  • Get out the eraser and erase all the excess crap that the lens flare buts on your image.
  • Merge layers.
  • Nice and clean now!
 
I think TVR Mad is trying to blind everyone with his 'Brights' so that way we cant see his chop :lol: j/k...
 
The lens flare looks kinda funny....... not that i would know anything cuz i don't use PS7... but in a media arts person, the lens flare looks kinda strange....... you should take it off... it'll look better
 
yeah IMO it makes it look fake and tries to take attention away from a sub par chop or makes it seem like that i dunno
 
Originally posted by Eddy
How to Effectively Turn on The Headlights Using Photoshop
  • Select your top layer and press Ctrl+E. Doing this will merge the selected layer with one below it. Merge all your layers.
  • You should only have a background layer now with your entire chop on it. Duplicate your background layer.
  • On your second backgroud layer (the duplicate), apply the lens flare to the headlights.
  • Get out the eraser and erase all the excess crap that the lens flare buts on your image.
  • Merge layers.
  • Nice and clean now!

If you just put Flatten Image it will merge all the layers into one.. its faster, just a tip :)
 
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