hey kusto
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Got a busy week this week but I'll try and squeeze it in some evening. As I am not real proficient with this program yet, I may have to use one of your other views that I got from your gallery.
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rdemilt - Check it out. I just put the wide whites under it wasn't sure what else you wanted to see done. Maybe the hub caps aren't to your liking so if you could post a picture of the rims and tires you like in your gallery maybe I could put them in the photo for you.
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Now I'm really thinking if I should learn this fun tool. I could just start building virtual trucks and cars and save myself a lot of grief at this point in life. What a great waay to have kicks ( and help a friend) Kusto. Nice work, I dig the chop.
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Thanks Jon, It definitely takes some time to fine tune and perfect so the alterations are not obvious...which is a stage that I am far from achieving.
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You know, now that I see the truck in the 3/4 front view, I really think it looks great as is and only the chop would improve it, but then you may know why I feel that way, something about bright *** yellow paint jobs. It is a nice truck.
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Kusto,
if you haven't already tried this give it a shot: To change colors, add graphics, etc, mask off the areas you don't want to change Then copy the visible portion and paste it into a file of the same size and resolution with no background. Separate the file into CMYK layers. Delete all the layers except the K (black) layer and save the file. go back to your original file and do a CMYK separation and delete the K layer. You should have a picture that looks like a cartoon. Change the color, add graphics etc, then when finished bring the K layer file back in and paste it on top the altered picture to restore all the reflections and shadows and make it look like a photo again. You can use a similar process when doing chops etc to make a smoother blend by working with the colored layers and the black layer separately then pasting the black layer back over the colored layers.
if you haven't already tried this give it a shot: To change colors, add graphics, etc, mask off the areas you don't want to change Then copy the visible portion and paste it into a file of the same size and resolution with no background. Separate the file into CMYK layers. Delete all the layers except the K (black) layer and save the file. go back to your original file and do a CMYK separation and delete the K layer. You should have a picture that looks like a cartoon. Change the color, add graphics etc, then when finished bring the K layer file back in and paste it on top the altered picture to restore all the reflections and shadows and make it look like a photo again. You can use a similar process when doing chops etc to make a smoother blend by working with the colored layers and the black layer separately then pasting the black layer back over the colored layers.
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