richardparker

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Just kidding.
I downloaded a free trail of photoshop to see what my car would look like with a custom wide body but,I have no clue how to use it yet .
I did figure out how to slam a car though.
I think I can do much better,this was a quick one

fsttyms1

Youtube has some great tutorials

CLassy02

What tool(s) did you use to do this?

richardparker

iTrader: (7)

Magnet lasso I think in cs5.
You basically are just spliting the picture in half then moving the top half down.

Thanks, I did look but, They do it so fast you can not even see what they are doing. I did find on site that has a few explaining how to do a couple things.
By the time I figure out how to do nice work the trial will most likely be up.
I guess thats how they get you

civicdrivr

iTrader: (9)

BTW, there are two notable programs out there that are free if you dont want to pay for Photoshop - Gimp and Paint.net

I use Paint.net.

Jalex3.5RL

Out of control

CLassy02

I do not like the magnetic lasso for that. If I use a lasso I use the Polygonal since you can pinpoint where you want it to bend. Using the Quick Selection tool right under the lasso's can also be useful.

I used the Quick Selection tool to get everything above the tires. Then I cleaned up some of the white space and shadow issues with the Burn and Clone Stamp tools.

rondog

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Nothing beats the polygon lasso and some zoom. All the other quick trick tools don't work well and show that the pic has been edited.

richardparker

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2nd try.
Not done.Going to use other wheels and tires and I'm going to make lightning come threw the wheels and under the car.
I suck I know but,I'm going to figure out this shit.
Very interesting new toy to play with.
I need to know how to angle the back wheels to fit.