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Old 03-31-2010, 03:37 PM   #1
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well, i've tried this stuff one more time after getting some advice from more experienced guys. im still a noob but i think this one turned out much more realistic then the 407.please give me some feedback and advice.

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Old 03-31-2010, 03:44 PM   #2
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Better. But dude, slow down. Start simple. So, the chop. The carbon fiber is too dark and off-hue, the wheels are off angle, blurry, and the rear (wheel) is flat. The vent is choppy, and the z3 vent is off angle, plus what looks like gold mesh inside . And the mesh in front is off angle and a little too dark. Dont take all of this as rude or b*tchy, just tryin to give you advice. it actually looks pretty good. Keep at it.
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Better. But dude, slow down. Start simple. So, the chop. The carbon fiber is too dark and off-hue, the wheels are off angle, blurry, and the rear (wheel) is flat. The vent is choppy, and the z3 vent is off angle, plus what looks like gold mesh inside . And the mesh in front is off angle and a little too dark. Dont take all of this as rude or b*tchy, just tryin to give you advice. it actually looks pretty good. Keep at it.
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you see a ton of things i didn't even notice. The only thing I was having doubts about is that vent at the back. But now as you say these things, i can honestly see what you mean with the carbonfibre and the mesh in front. any advice how i can get the mesh to fit better??
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One of the best tools you'll ever use in photoshop is the Free Transform > Distort. Use that to get your mesh and other parts, like wheels, to match the angle of the original image.
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One of the best tools you'll ever use in photoshop is the Free Transform > Distort. Use that to get your mesh and other parts, like wheels, to match the angle of the original image.
Well that may explain it! I've never used that tool before. I mosly use warp, skew and scale. are distort better?
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It can be. You need to be able to use all of them.
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well, i'll work on that!
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