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Nissan 350z
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19-05-2009 9:26pm#1
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challengemaster wrote: »C&C if you want - The only thing I'll say is, there was absolutly nothing I could do about objects/people around the place... It was parked up!
Maybe you could have hot wired it and moved it away from the distractions
They are all great. #1 is the best for me - maybe clone out the oil spill on the ground to the right of the car but great work all round. Well done.0 -
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Yup Bryn, right in oneOh! to win the lotto and have this parked in the Driveway.......:o Sweet.
The first shot has a really good 3-D effect, the colors are outstanding & great angle.
How Much ???
I would hope it looks like it's 3d...it was taken in real life! :pac:
How much, you ask? a 09 in Ireland, would cost you €70,000. Here's the kicker.
In the US, a 09 costs under $28,000 (yes, thats dollars)0 -
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Kintarō Hattori wrote: »Hey challengemaster,
I see alot of folk processing their car shots in this way, can I ask how its done?
Well, erm, all processing was done in photoshop. Really just trial and error (and undo, many many times)
Remove numberplate, tint windows, sharpen, add vignette/gradients, dodge/burn areas, use of levels adjustment layers.. The only thing different I did in one or two was adding a b&w adjustment layer and setting it to multiply blending mode then lowering the opacity until I was happy.
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