Does the LX6 count as a road car? I just realized after making most of my edit that it might not.

Thanks,
Shashdev

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Does the LX6 count as a road car? I just realized after making most of my edit that it might not.

Thanks,
Shashdev

It is a road car.

Quote from shashdev :

Does the LX6 count as a road car? I just realized after making most of my edit that it might not.

Thanks,
Shashdev

Roadcars are all cars from first and second line in car selection menu.

Here is my final entry. Seriously, I don't think the RAC will be driveable in the rain!

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Here is my final entry. Seriously, I don't think the RAC will be driveable in the rain!

and i thought i was the only one who thought that

Well, I am just starting out with photo editing. Basically, I wanted to see how I could develop my skills with this edit (and I learned a lot of new things!). So, here's my edit!

This is my FINAL VERSION.

Thanks,
Shashdev

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Well, I am just starting out with photo editing. Basically, I wanted to see how I could develop my skills with this edit (and I learned a lot of new things!). So, here's my edit!

This is my FINAL VERSION.

Thanks,
Shashdev

when you are doing a edit like that, with the background in black and white, and car in color, you want a brighter more colorful skin.

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when you are doing a edit like that, with the background in black and white, and car in color, you want a brighter more colorful skin.

I will keep that in mind! I actually started off not wanting to do that, but after I got the idea for that 'slogan', it just seemed like the obvious thing to do!

Thanks,
Shashdev

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I will keep that in mind! I actually started off not wanting to do that, but after I got the idea for that 'slogan', it just seemed like the obvious thing to do!

Thanks,
Shashdev

so i know i am not PMing nobody can you pm me, and i will ask you about editing something like that.

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final entry

VTAK vs. Cones, y0.

Can you please share cone texture?

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final entry

I laughed at that thing you got in the sky.

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i like the car but the background is:vomit:

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i like the car but the background is:vomit:

this layout is a replica to one real drifting and racing track
and that in the background is the pit

here is my try...hope it is good, not final yet though...but if i forget about it it would be great if you just put this into it.

EDIT: forgot to include the final size...i will get that when i get some opinions.

THIS IS NAWT MAH F1NAL ENTRY,

See post below for F1NAL ENTRY

JO53PHS - Nice picture...love the smoke, but couldn't you play with the colors a bit? And add more contrast etc., that would make a picture look even better.

(my first try into this comp - worth a try at something when bored:P)

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JO53PHS - Nice picture...love the smoke, but couldn't you play with the colors a bit? And add more contrast etc., that would make a picture look even better.

Thanks... I'll work on it a bit more today

Made a few contrast and colour adjustments... IMO it has a much more striking effect now

I didn't do too much because I didn't want to over-edit it

THIS IS NAWT MAH F1NAL ENTRY,

See post below for F1NAL ENTRY

Yes, much more better now.

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Made a few contrast and colour adjustments... IMO it has a much more striking effect now

I didn't do too much because I didn't want to over-edit it

is that smoke made by u? if so, please tell how

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is that smoke made by u? if so, please tell how

agreed, i seem to suck at smoke all of a sudden.

Start off by laying down a basic shape using soft edged brushes set to like 75% opacity or less, and for the thinner smoke at the edge or end of the smoke trail, add a bit of low opacity blue smoke, as tyre smoke is slightly blue.

Then thicken up the smoke in the centre, again using soft edged brushes and a lower opacity. Also use a smaller sized soft edge brush around the edge of the cloud, to make it more defined in places.

Then add some detail by combining the soft brushes and the sorta splodgy spatter random ones ( ), with a whiter colour. Dust over with very low opacity soft brushes to slightly loose the harsh edge.

This all assumes you have Photoshop.. dunno what the whole brush situation is like in Gimp . There is no real definite way to do smoke, and you can't just follow a set of instructions to do it