[ashutoshb]

MS-Painted the Mercedes-Benz Hexawheel Concept to a compact pickup truck.

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Another quick attempt .

[pratap007]

Its all done, took me a few hours...whew.

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Originally Posted by pratap007

Its all done, took me a few hours...whew.

Great work Pratap . Love the detailing .
Try stepping into the next level of it by upgrading to other softwares like photoshop or something , i am sure that will work wonders for you .

[SRK]

My design for a Hotrod based on Fiat 1100. India's very own Premier Padmini.

This is a complete painted image. Only the wheels are copy-pasted.



Regards,
SRK

[iamback]

Originally Posted by gods-envy

Calling all Photoshop Gurus,
I would like to get one of the following modification done on my car, Request you to please render it in PS.
1. Canary Yellow to the whole car (similar to palio s10).
2. Blackened alloys along with subtle skirts.

One of the photos of the car is from my car and the other is from KlubClass's gallery(Sorry to use it without your permission Klub. I did not have any photos of my car which showed the alloy prominently).

I hope this might help you.

[adc]

Attention all PP experts, one query - this bison pic was taken recently on a travel. Whatever it has come out like, I have planned to make a poster out of it of size around 40 inch x30 inch, just for the heck of it - let me see how it looks!

However, the tuft of green leaves on top for me is looking somewhat odd among the totally dry brown somewhat blurred background. Can that be removed and that part blended smoothly in sync with the remaining background?

Also, What else can be done in PP to enhance the subject and blur the background more, in addition to what is desired, i.e, blending out that green tuft that as seen in the background.

[ashutoshb]

New Uno Photoshopped:

[ashutoshb]

Mitsuoka Orochi photoshopped:

[ashutoshb]

Tata Magic Iris Photoshopped

[smashnerd]

The Mitsuoko looks better as it was originally. The mods make it plain and not different.

[Rehaan]

Originally Posted by adc

Also, What else can be done in PP to enhance the subject and blur the background more, in addition to what is desired, i.e, blending out that green tuft that as seen in the background.

Getting rid / dulling out that bright green tuft is easy.

If you wish, the background could be further blurred with "lens blur" or such.

However, this should be done on the full-size original (sent via email etc) since you plan to make it into a poster.

cya
R

[clevermax]

Clicked yesterday, made a composite because the original background wasn't looking good.

[adc]

Originally Posted by Rehaan

Getting rid / dulling out that bright green tuft is easy.

If you wish, the background could be further blurred with "lens blur" or such.

However, this should be done on the full-size original (sent via email etc) since you plan to make it into a poster.

cya
R

Thanks for the reply. One friend took the job up [he knows basic PP], decreased the saturation and it looked good on the screen.

Printed it out 20 x 30 inches, but on very close look that desaturated part of green now looks like a stain - anyway from a distance it is perfect. He also did something with the saturation [very slight increase] but did not add any blur.

All in all just okay for the heck of it - that bison does look more majestic on poster 30 inches tall!

[benbsb29]

Originally Posted by clevermax

Clicked yesterday, made a composite because the original background wasn't looking good.

You could have made it look a tad more original by decreasing the brightness on the cars. Considering the dark sky, the cars seem quite illuminated.