Lil help from a "photochopper"??
12-18-2008, 10:14 PM
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Lil help from a "photochopper"?? ok ok...some of you may think this is WAYYY lame...but its just an idea ive been throwing around....
i attached a pic of my car..and if someone could take it and photoshop the black spokes only of my wheels a fire engine red...thats would be awesome..a friend of mine has an oven, they are cheap wheels, and i could always go back black..figured it might look kinda cool...i would GREATLY appreciate it.
i attached a pic of my car..and if someone could take it and photoshop the black spokes only of my wheels a fire engine red...thats would be awesome..a friend of mine has an oven, they are cheap wheels, and i could always go back black..figured it might look kinda cool...i would GREATLY appreciate it.
12-21-2008, 07:17 PM
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here you go, i photoshopped it for you, lol
http://img107.exs.cx/img107/8684/HatchRedWheels.jpg
i would stick with black
http://img107.exs.cx/img107/8684/HatchRedWheels.jpg
i would stick with black
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12-22-2008, 02:56 PM
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what would be the best angle/side of the vehicle/lighting....all that stuff, i am totally ignorant to photochop..But i do know how to take a picture..=p
Preciate the help man
Preciate the help man
12-22-2008, 03:33 PM
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Def. gives me a better idea man, i think i would go with a darker more flat red for sure.... dont wanna look like a ricer, but ive seena black zo6 around town with flat red and it looks awesome....plus some kid with a black TA just bought my same rims so i have to change it up somehow.
You didnt answer my question though, what kinda angle/lighting/etc. would be ideal for a pic to work with?
You didnt answer my question though, what kinda angle/lighting/etc. would be ideal for a pic to work with?
12-22-2008, 03:36 PM
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Looks like you are in a wooded area so something away from all the shadows. Clear sky with some good sunlight. Something that can show a great deal of detail - hard to do on black, hahaha. Angle is fine, its just a lighting issue. Give a min and I will have one with more of a flat red on it.
