Lets See Those TransParaent Hood Pictures
07-17-2007, 01:21 AM
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Lets See Those TransParaent Hood Pictures Lets See Some photo shopped Transparent Hoods Like these Here!!!Thanks 
Shot at 2007-07-16
Shot with hp photosmart 735 at 2007-07-16
Shot at 2007-07-16
Shot with hp photosmart 735 at 2007-07-16
07-17-2007, 07:01 PM
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Here is mine. I took it with a FILM Camera. I am able to take a picture on top of a picture on the same Negative. It needs some work though but I am no good on Photoshop.
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07-18-2007, 02:48 AM
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Thanks yours looks good too, you must have a good camara on your cell.
ive never done this, although i have done transparency stuff before...new project to try when i get time...thanks for the iders
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This is turning into a very cool thread.
Redlinels1 your's is very nice.
00TurboT/A That scoop looks huge
BTW, I have one of those motorola Slvr's. I turned it black in white to hide some of the dirt on the car.
Redlinels1 your's is very nice.
00TurboT/A That scoop looks huge
BTW, I have one of those motorola Slvr's. I turned it black in white to hide some of the dirt on the car.
07-18-2007, 06:34 PM
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It's easy to one of these, here's how.
Take a shot of your car with a tripod. Hood open and hood closed. Don't move the camera or the tripod.
Open both photos in Photoshop. You will need to do some cutting. Cut out the engine that is in the open shot. Once you've cut the entire thing out, you need to paste it directly over the picture with the hood closed. Drop the opacity on the engine layer and you will get a very rough, but still decent looking version of one of the photos above.
Take a shot of your car with a tripod. Hood open and hood closed. Don't move the camera or the tripod.
Open both photos in Photoshop. You will need to do some cutting. Cut out the engine that is in the open shot. Once you've cut the entire thing out, you need to paste it directly over the picture with the hood closed. Drop the opacity on the engine layer and you will get a very rough, but still decent looking version of one of the photos above.
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It's easy to one of these, here's how.
Take a shot of your car with a tripod. Hood open and hood closed. Don't move the camera or the tripod.
Open both photos in Photoshop. You will need to do some cutting. Cut out the engine that is in the open shot. Once you've cut the entire thing out, you need to paste it directly over the picture with the hood closed. Drop the opacity on the engine layer and you will get a very rough, but still decent looking version of one of the photos above.
Take a shot of your car with a tripod. Hood open and hood closed. Don't move the camera or the tripod.
Open both photos in Photoshop. You will need to do some cutting. Cut out the engine that is in the open shot. Once you've cut the entire thing out, you need to paste it directly over the picture with the hood closed. Drop the opacity on the engine layer and you will get a very rough, but still decent looking version of one of the photos above.
