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How am I supposed to compete with that? nice workrace_invader wrote:Here is my WIP im still deciding alot.
That car is firetruck up. you can see the 997 front end thru the paintTS-X wrote:First of all... the idea "Oh i know what, lets chop my own car" is LAME!
Second... the photo is terrible, full of unwanted trees reflections n stuff. Brushing all that would take hours and hours so all my ideas for it were dead.
Third... i dont like this car
but still... i tried my best... and here it is
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911 FB! R8 Headlights! S5 RIMS! Fired up paintwork, Huge muffler, and a chick!!! Lemme see oyu top that!!!!
How often do you see it, it gives me a great visualisation of how other people would like it too look, as well as serving the nessacasy purpose of providing the chop comp.TS-X wrote:First of all... the idea "Oh i know what, lets chop my own car" is LAME!
A challenge is always good and put it this way, if the reflections make it difficult for you, it is difficult for others too. Most of the other chops have been showroom quality or alike, its good to mix things up. If your reffering to actual photo quality, its just another challenge to get your new parts distorted a bit to suit.TS-X wrote:Second... the photo is terrible, full of unwanted trees reflections n stuff. Brushing all that would take hours and hours so all my ideas for it were dead.
Awwa what a shame. I wasnt all that keen on the G35, or the 206, or the Swift and so on, the point is to make it look cool by altering the image that you don't like for a first off.TS-X wrote:Third... i dont like this car
Look into resetting the preferences files by deleting it and runnning photshop again, works wonders when my PS7 acts up.RedCarDriver wrote:My photoshop is being mean (I have version 4 and Windows XP, which is not a good combination) so I'm having some trouble. It keeps crashing.
Not gonna work, probably; it works fine for other stuff, but I had to change a setting to get it to work in the first place (I had to turn down the amount of RAM that the cache uses; it just wouldn't load ANYTHING otherwise) and you also have Photoshop 7, which might make things different; but in this case, it should work for both versions assuming I didn't have the cache levels problem. Besides, the interface for newer versions of Photoshop scares me... I can't find anything.Tunerfreak wrote:Look into resetting the preferences files by deleting it and runnning photshop again, works wonders when my PS7 acts up.
(But it is a work in progress, so I guess you are going to work on that and you probably already know about that.)
Seem to have forgotten how to do this 
Will have to leave this round to the pros probably
