Photoshop!

[Pyrrhic]

Putting the bottom car onto the top picture realistically will be pretty impossible. It would be fine to make a hash job of it, but if you look at everything from the shadows, to the lighting differences on the cars to the reflection in the puddle. You'd have to remove the car from the above picture too which would be a huge job in itself.

They are both pretty huge jobs due to the reflective nature of the cars but I can have a go at the night time one if you like.

 

[Pops]

I thought that would be the case but wanted your opinion!

No, I don't want to take up your time hun. We will tackle it another way of just taking some images of the car in the woods at night time and then will do the HDR process on them. The one with the plane will just have to be less dramatic and be in a derelict (sp) hanger nearby.

Thank you xxx

 

[Pyrrhic]

Ahhh I've been inspired to play in Photoshop now

 

[Pops]

Nic hun, if you want to do it then please be my guest!!! I just didn't want to take up your time! Would be cool to see an expert at work with it!

xxx

 

[leedsforever]

ok ive done a little something... please dont laugh

i like it cos the topic is courtney

stardust i was absolutely crap at reading your instructions (not the way u wrote them im just a doughnut ) So had a mess about on myself

just uploading it now

 

[Pyrrhic]

aw we wont laugh, it'll be fab! Do you want a critique at all when you post it?

 

[Pops]

Of course we wont laugh hun - most of us are learning too

xxx

 

[leedsforever]

lol.. oh there will be loads to pick at... ! but yeh ill take it constructive criticism and all that

Remember I did it quickly and used pics I took a few weeks back

https://i286.photobucket.com/albums/ll109/lufcrule08/Courtneysducks.jpg

 

[tiggertea]

i think it's good!

only thing i noticed: there's an ever so faint, lighter line between the top 2 ducks in the middle, but you can easily fix that with the paintbrush

 

[leedsforever]

i think it's good!

only thing i noticed: there's an ever so faint, lighter line between the top 2 ducks in the middle, but you can easily fix that with the paintbrush

yeh i noticed that too.. but i could just enlarge that duck too get rid of it

its very childlike though... but thats me

 

[Pops]

I too think it is good, especially for a first attempt and having worked it out pretty much through playing

I was going to say the same about the line and maybe I would play around and see if I could pull Courtney away from the edges a tiny bit but really, I think you have done great!

xxx

 

[tiggertea]

i like it

 

[leedsforever]

I too think it is good, especially for a first attempt and having worked it out pretty much through playing

I was going to say the same about the line and maybe I would play around and see if I could pull Courtney away from the edges a tiny bit but really, I think you have done great!

xxx

thanks hun

i literally only today find the file> new option... lol...

now i know how everyone does those siggys on a blank page!! Im so silly

 

[Pops]

You aren't silly at all!! You are learning! Same as I am

xxx

 

[Laura--x]

Ok girls so i just got photoshop CS4.. and ive downloaded loads of kits and stuff.. how do i get them onto photoshop? xx

 

[tiggertea]

i'm officially jealous.... i want CS4

 

[leedsforever]

Ok girls so i just got photoshop CS4.. and ive downloaded loads of kits and stuff.. how do i get them onto photoshop? xx

i would like to know this too... where did u get your kits from?

xx

 

[Laura--x]

This is where i got most of them from..

https://juliescreationz.blogspot.com/

xx

 

[leedsforever]

Ok, well get your picture and crop it. Then go to filter >extract. Zoom in LOADS. Now using the pen tool, set it to 1 pixel. Now trace around your image making sure you don't make too many mistakes (you can fix mistakes though later). Make sure the green line goes all around your image and connects. Now use the paintbucket tool, fill it in and hit extract.

Now, take you image and zoom in to about 300%. With the background eraser tool set on one, take out any pixels that are left of the background.

The you go onto touching up the image

i followed this but i click on filter and there is no extract option

 

[star-dust]

Ok, well get your picture and crop it. Then go to filter >extract. Zoom in LOADS. Now using the pen tool, set it to 1 pixel. Now trace around your image making sure you don't make too many mistakes (you can fix mistakes though later). Make sure the green line goes all around your image and connects. Now use the paintbucket tool, fill it in and hit extract.

Now, take you image and zoom in to about 300%. With the background eraser tool set on one, take out any pixels that are left of the background.

The you go onto touching up the image

i followed this but i click on filter and there is no extract option

I dont use cs4 but I find a lot options on right clickin dont know if tat would work in your program though?