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Old 05-21-2008, 02:24 PM
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My Attempt at the 'LOMO' Effect.

Got Photoshop today, never used it before... let me know what you think

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Old 05-21-2008, 05:21 PM
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Looks pretty cool, makes the colors more vibrant and stand out a little bit more.
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u need the rest of the ms kit man
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haha, this isnt a 'critique my car' thread.... and like ive siad in everyone of my other threads... insurance wouldnt pay for it, so im saving money for it now.
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oooh not too shabby
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have donjuanmair teach you the art of HDR. he's really talented with that stuff.

you'd enjoy changing the color of you car using photoshop. it gets the best results with a silver car. it's done by outlining it with the magnetic lasso tool and then editing it with the hue and saturation bars.

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PC - good job with only using the magnetic lasso. Try using the pen tool to create paths, you can get way more accurate as well as dropping into its own layer to do a lot of other really cool things too.
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god i hate the pen tool. i get too frustrated while using it, but practice makes perfect

but i used a vector mask also to make the selection more accurate. and this photoshop talk is gonna confuse greenblurr93
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hmm, i know about the magnetic lasso tool, ive made a duplicate layer anf changed it there, then erased everything around the car to change it, was fun, but time consuming. Like i said, i only got this program yesterday, so please, any and all advice is welcome.
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Originally Posted by photo chick
god i hate the pen tool. i get too frustrated while using it, but practice makes perfect

but i used a vector mask also to make the selection more accurate. and this photoshop talk is gonna confuse greenblurr93
No its not. Photochop no0bs need to read this to know what to google up.
As for the HDR, Its not all that and a bag of chips
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For you bro.





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Originally Posted by photo chick
you'd enjoy changing the color of you car using photoshop. it gets the best results with a silver car. it's done by outlining it with the magnetic lasso tool and then editing it with the hue and saturation bars.
I find it easier to duplicate the layer, adjust color, then simply delete areas to show bottom layer. No need to try and select all the elements of the car perfectly. Dirty and raw baby!
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Thanks Josh, any tips on making my photoshop LOMO effect better? Give a man a fish, he eats for a night, teach a man to fish, he eats for a lifetime!
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I've become addicted to adjustment layers, using a layer mask. That way you can keep your original underneath and make lots of different versions on top. Another benefit to it is that you can copy your adjustment layers from one file to another and get the same effect without doing it all over again. I'll try to make a little sample screen grab to show you what I'm talking about.
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Here's a quick image showing how I like to tweak colors of things in Photoshop. Of course, there are a million different ways to do this, just thought I'd share one way. This also keeps the file size down the adjustment layers don't have any pixels or anything, just your original art and your masks. This makes it easy to apply an effect you did on another project to a new one.
Attached Thumbnails My Attempt at the 'LOMO' Effect.-_carpaintingtut.jpg  
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This is better than art school!!!!!
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haha.. Josh you should come ova my house and give me a quick photoshop run through. Been awhile since I've messed with it and even then my knowledge was limited.

Oh and Green.. um your photo's failed!!!! lol j/k
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its cool, and you fail at coming to our meets...
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^My GF fails because she wont let me lol.. (can't wait till the house is ours ugh!)
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Originally Posted by 3DZukini

The mac photoshop seems to have a lot more options
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Originally Posted by r-enzyme
This is better than art school!!!!!
lol, thanks! I have taught a little, but just for fun and to help out friends. I've been using Photoshop since version 3 I think, mid 90's?

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The mac photoshop seems to have a lot more options
I could be wrong, but I think the options are identical on pc and mac, you could be using a different version. I'm using CS3 and you can move your tools around a little more and change/collapse palettes a little more to your personal taste than you could in CS2. I still have a lot to learn too, always will, I think that's what makes it fun! They add so many features each time they release that I can never keep up.
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good job with the lasso tool. imo its a really crappy tool.

quick mask mode is far easier if you dont like the pen tool.

and seriously, once you get the hang of the pen tool, you'll love it.
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Originally Posted by 3DZukini
I could be wrong, but I think the options are identical on pc and mac, you could be using a different version. I'm using CS3 and you can move your tools around a little more and change/collapse palettes a little more to your personal taste than you could in CS2. I still have a lot to learn too, always will, I think that's what makes it fun! They add so many features each time they release that I can never keep up.
ya, they are identical, and the options vary from the CS version you have.

there's a website that teaches you pretty much everything you need to know about photoshop and wayyyy more. it's http://www.lynda.com/ and it's pretty much amazing. my computer art teacher introduced me to it and it's well worth the money. check it out!
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tried my first color change...



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