MBWorld.org Photoshopping Thread
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MBWorld.org Photoshopping Thread
This thread is to be used for the purpose of people posting pictures of their Mercedes-Benz vehicles and myself or somebody else will photoshop them. If you would like a picture of your car to be photoshopped, please post the picture in this thread and state what you would like me to do to it. For example, if you want me to drop your car three scale inches, just say so.
I will try to do every picture posted, however if this thread gets filled up with hundreds of pictures, I cannot promise that I will get to yours. but I will definetly try.
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I will try to do every picture posted, however if this thread gets filled up with hundreds of pictures, I cannot promise that I will get to yours. but I will definetly try.
Thanks
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Here is a pic of a C230K, I don't know how to post multiple pics, but I'll throw up the taillight from a C240 in my next post.
I'd like to see the "white stripes" for the reverse and turn signal blended into the C230K taillight, NOT the whole taillight replaced.
I'd like to see the "white stripes" for the reverse and turn signal blended into the C230K taillight, NOT the whole taillight replaced.
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I'd like to see the "white stripes" for the reverse and turn signal blended into the C230K taillight, NOT the whole taillight replaced.
Here is a taillight from a C240 already chopped out and flipped upside down, if someone could try and blend this into the above pic, thanks.
Here is a taillight from a C240 already chopped out and flipped upside down, if someone could try and blend this into the above pic, thanks.
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jkolley, what did you use to change the colors? Just Shift+Magic Wand and then changing the hue/saturation?
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Originally posted by Accord
jkelley, what did you use to change the colors? Just Shift+Magic Wand and then changing the hue/saturation?
jkelley, what did you use to change the colors? Just Shift+Magic Wand and then changing the hue/saturation?
Tough to get clean lines on a blocky jpg like this one. I'm used to working with 25-50M tif or raw files, but you can get the idea
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Originally posted by jkelley
Magic wand is a start, then some hand selection + feathering to clean it up. Then a little hue/saturation, some channel mixer, a touch of color balance, and maybe a little tweak to the curves.
Tough to get clean lines on a blocky jpg like this one. I'm used to working with 25-50M tif or raw files, but you can get the idea
Magic wand is a start, then some hand selection + feathering to clean it up. Then a little hue/saturation, some channel mixer, a touch of color balance, and maybe a little tweak to the curves.
Tough to get clean lines on a blocky jpg like this one. I'm used to working with 25-50M tif or raw files, but you can get the idea
