Well, let's do a bit more realistic than digimods one..
We start with a toyota pronard here. http://www.nscape.org/slicky/windtut/pronard1.jpg Make a selection of the window to be opened http://www.nscape.org/slicky/windtut/pronard2.jpg Layer via copy it. http://www.nscape.org/slicky/windtut/pronard3.jpg Select an area to be without the glass, then adjust it's contrast and brightness when it looks nice. In this case about -55 and -30 http://www.nscape.org/slicky/windtut/pronard4.jpg Hardest part. Invert the selection ctrl+shift+i and then use polygonal lasso with alt pressed down to unselect the main area of window so there is only a bit selected. Grab the dodge tool with about 32% exposure and a large size. http://www.nscape.org/slicky/windtut/pronard5.jpg Dodge the whole selection so it looks ok. Then grab a smaller dodge brush with bigger exposure to make a highlight. http://www.nscape.org/slicky/windtut/pronard6.jpg You should end up with this. http://www.nscape.org/slicky/windtut/pronard7.jpg |
nice, pinned ;)
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