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by E9URO-Ells on Fri Oct 17, 2008 6:00 pm
Graeme wrote:me please
Off Topic i know, but that looks so fresh!! I like-e
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by BigTony on Sat Oct 18, 2008 3:23 pm
devo wrote:haha another good one... shame about the quality of the photo.
Thats mint
I will get a better pic too, as that was taken on my crappy iphone camera.
Focus ST Euro W.I.P...
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by WillCarter on Sun Oct 19, 2008 9:22 pm
Hope you don't mind Devo, but took over some of your backlog. Not quite as good as yours but not bad. A18X WW, I couldn't get the angles right on yours, just looked odd, sorry.
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by The Haywood on Mon Oct 20, 2008 1:35 am
can someonepossibly post up a tutorial on how to do it if they have time i'd love to know how to do it as have always wondered lol
i'd love to know how to do it as have always wondered lol
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lol
by eurospark on Mon Oct 20, 2008 4:57 pm
right quite walkthrough. take the pic of the car, get it straight on as possible or the wheels will be different sizes and might look gash.
all this is on photoshop btw but i guess others would work.
basically roughly go round the front wheel with the lasso tool trying to get in some ground, arch and body work. then layer via copy.
do the same to the back wheel.
(it usually works best if u try and get bigger areas cut in the first place uncluding most of the bumpers.)
then with the original background layer transform and make the width to something about 60 or 70%.
when u place the wheels over the old squashed wheels it usually lines up the centres automatically for u as u place on top.
an important thing to try and do is to try and line up any lines such as the sills and doors etc with lines from the squashed original. just so that it looks proper and not stuck on.
all u have to do now is get the eraser tool and cut away alot of the excess with 100% then go down to something like 25% to start blending the arches into the original bodywork.
hope this helps
all this is on photoshop btw but i guess others would work.
basically roughly go round the front wheel with the lasso tool trying to get in some ground, arch and body work. then layer via copy.
do the same to the back wheel.
(it usually works best if u try and get bigger areas cut in the first place uncluding most of the bumpers.)
then with the original background layer transform and make the width to something about 60 or 70%.
when u place the wheels over the old squashed wheels it usually lines up the centres automatically for u as u place on top.
an important thing to try and do is to try and line up any lines such as the sills and doors etc with lines from the squashed original. just so that it looks proper and not stuck on.
all u have to do now is get the eraser tool and cut away alot of the excess with 100% then go down to something like 25% to start blending the arches into the original bodywork.
hope this helps
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