So what was the difference in the way you lowered them?
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for the top one i copied and pasted the body of the car and the scenery above it around the wheels, straight down
THe second I used the free transform tool and rotated around the wheels in turn. the angle it was out by at the end was around 3-4 degrees biased towards the front. to make it even
By looking at your pic again... you should colour in the gap in the rear bumper by copying the colour from the wheel arch and painting in the gap (use the lasso tool), also, before flattening the image, colour burn around the sill to make shadow under the car...
THe second I used the free transform tool and rotated around the wheels in turn. the angle it was out by at the end was around 3-4 degrees biased towards the front. to make it even
By looking at your pic again... you should colour in the gap in the rear bumper by copying the colour from the wheel arch and painting in the gap (use the lasso tool), also, before flattening the image, colour burn around the sill to make shadow under the car...
Right i think i cracked it!
Had to copy and paste the wheel move it down and back a few pixels. Fill in the gap and voila.
Lowered on 18 or 19 inch wheels and really low profile tyres. De locked, de handled and de badged.
Mint looking car now. And the side indicator has gone.
Had to copy and paste the wheel move it down and back a few pixels. Fill in the gap and voila.
Lowered on 18 or 19 inch wheels and really low profile tyres. De locked, de handled and de badged.
Mint looking car now. And the side indicator has gone.
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LOL - Judge Dredd!!
cool though.
cool though.
I think i ran past the line there didn't I?
Oh i wasn't taking the ****! As i've said earlier in this thread, i've got most respect for people who can do this as well as you. This is the first one i've done.
I was wondering if you would send me the .psd file for me to see how you've done it??
address is [email protected].
I was wondering if you would send me the .psd file for me to see how you've done it??
address is [email protected].
Unfortunately I flattened it and saved... so just the JPG file... But I only use a few layers anyway (between 1 and 3 at a time)
