Mirror Tint

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This how-to will show you how to get that 'mirror tint' effect. This method only seems to look good in certain pictures. You'll have to experiment a bit to see if it works out on the picture you're photoshopping.

Ok, first off, start by selecting your soon-to-be mirror windows with the polygonal lasso tool.

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Next step is to make a new layer via copy.

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Make sure you have your new layer highlighted. Now find the style (comes with photoshop) that looks like a gradient fade from blue to white. Click on it.

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Now under that newly added style on your layer, take the bevel/emboss part and drag it to the trash.

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Now adjust the opacity to look right. In this case, I brought it down to 61%.

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Merge your layers, and viola! You're finished.

[-GS-]

damn taht tint looks sick........all i used to do was grab black paintbrush color it in and lower the opacity..........but damn thats sick........

[ChopinPorkChop]

amazing tint, i just learned about styles yesterday

[joemomma95]

Originally Posted by mglavina

ok...

Great response. You can't even tell that the tutorials aren't even close to the same thing? One car is gray/silver the other is yellow. How in the hell can that be stolen?

I deleted the link you posted because I had a weird feeling about why you posted it...don't do this type of thing again.

[suzq044]

Originally Posted by joemomma95

Great response. You can't even tell that the tutorials aren't even close to the same thing? One car is gray/silver the other is yellow. How in the hell can that be stolen?

I deleted the link you posted because I had a weird feeling about why you posted it...don't do this type of thing again.

you might want to delete the one out of the quote as well then [the post after the one u already edited]

[D.K. Design]

nice tint bro!!