Two Examples of Photoshopped Images
04-26-2005, 06:55 PM
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RE: Two Examples of Photoshopped Images
Another example of a photshoped image. Its how I feel after a bad day of flying. I was just messing around with my cousins head (literally) 
07-13-2005, 08:45 PM
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RE: Two Examples of Photoshopped Images
The other day at the field I took this and it was just to dark so I added a Spotlight.
Please tell me what you think. Done with PhotoImpact.
Please tell me what you think. Done with PhotoImpact.
12-28-2005, 09:06 PM
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RE: Two Examples of Photoshopped Images
You guys are good. Nice photoshop work. R/C is my original hobby and photography my 2nd so this forum is great for me. Check out my page here. http://www.dphoto.us/forumphotos/sho...500/ppuser/179
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RE: Two Examples of Photoshopped Images
RCkidbuilder: You do have some very nice looking photos. I definatly dig the picture of the prop and spinner to what i think looks like on an ultimate bipe. I personally hang out on Photosig.com which is a very nice photo review site. I learn a lot of good photography tips on that site. Keep up the good work!!!
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RE: Two Examples of Photoshopped Images
This photoshoped image fooled a lot of our club members. It is a pic of our field, with a fly-in visitor added. Everyone in the club wanted to know when, how, why, who?[ul]
02-24-2006, 01:37 PM
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RE: Two Examples of Photoshopped Images
I suspect there's a lot of drag from the cape.
Adding a fairing behind the cab,.... and putting a couple of wheels at the back to support the fairing.. hey, that might work!
Adding a fairing behind the cab,.... and putting a couple of wheels at the back to support the fairing.. hey, that might work!
05-05-2006, 02:14 AM
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1.- My was-going-to-be-but-never-was mother in law asked me to restore some old pic she found where she keeps her underwear 
2.- Red is Ok, but I like blue
2.- Red is Ok, but I like blue
03-24-2007, 12:40 AM
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RE: Two Examples of Photoshopped Images
i am a graphic artist and designer ... alot of the stuff you guys are playing with i did a long while ago and no longer have ... plus im too lazy right now to find all the stuff i have right now hahaha maybe i will show you guys some stuff soon.
06-15-2007, 01:43 AM
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RE: Two Examples of Photoshopped Images
Man, I posted this thread a LONG time ago. I've come a long way with Photoshop since then. Here's my latest....
Before: [link=http://www.amsterdamnation.org/images/1936_Dodge-sm.jpg]Original[/link]
After: [link=http://www.amsterdamnation.org/images/1936_Dodge-1440.jpg]Photoshopped[/link]
06-28-2007, 08:07 AM
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Photoshop has several selection tools. You select the area you want to color, then you choose the paintbrush and change it's properties from "normal" to "Color" and paint the selected area.
BTW, here's one of my favorite threads on the subject:
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_29...tm.htm#2927181
BTW, here's one of my favorite threads on the subject:
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_29...tm.htm#2927181
07-06-2007, 09:29 AM
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RE: Two Examples of Photoshopped Images
ILoveMinis
ok HOW did you do the the truck changing color i HAVE TO KNOW!!!!!!!!!!
ok HOW did you do the the truck changing color i HAVE TO KNOW!!!!!!!!!!
In CS2:
Duplicate the background layer.
On the new layer, select Image->Adjustments->Hue/saturation. Check colorize and then adjust the Hue slider to the color you want, click OK.
Add a Layer mask. Set foreground to white and paint over the object you want to change the color. Use a hard-edged brush of appropriate diameter. To change the color later, just change the hue in the duplicate layer.
This has the advantage that the original is not touched.
There are many ways to do similar things in Photoshop. Depends upon who taught you, what book you learned from, or what you discovered while "messing" around. It's that powerful!
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RE: Two Examples of Photoshopped Images
i learned a crack for CS2 but im currently using 7.0 i found out how to make light sabers hahahahaha well ill try this and see what i get.
