Originally Posted by then00b
1. "Can anyone photoshop these with the rims being graphite colored,
2. the headlights and tailights being smoked out (not completely black, but enough so its noticeable but can see the tail/headlights),
3. tint the windows,
4. and have the badges colored black? I am thinking of doing all of the above.
5. Also, can you have two sets of photos, one with the side door moldings with all the above and one without the door moldings with all the above?
Thanks a ton. Here are the pics:
bbrich57 said:
Dude! That's a tall order and a lot of work!
Think about it: 4 original pics (your choice, not theirs,) 5 requests and multiply that by a factor of 2 (w & w/o side molding?) Even if several things could be combined into one picture, you're talking about 20+ pictures.
That's why no one has honored your request. A professional ( I have one in the family) would charge you at least $200-300.00 for all that... Minimum!
I was going to try and tackle it myself until I really read what you were requesting and started to add it up.
BTW: Smoking headlights and taillights may be hazardous to your health... if you can get them lit, that is. (boom07)
Take it from someone who was dumb enough to try just exactly what you are proposing at one point in his life. YA' CAN'T SEE, Dude! And worse, no one will see you either.
Unless you have a daily driver and this is your "show" car, don't do it. It may look cool, but it's dangerous as hell... even more so today than when I tried it years ago.
$200-300 for a photoshop job? You have to be kidding me. That is absolutely rediculous...
As for the smoking head and taillights, Rockblocker has confirmed that the lights work fine through the film and I have seen pictures of people with it on at night and it looks fine to me, so I am still going to go that route.
I really dont see how this could be hard at all for an avid photoshop user, let alone a "professional." I would attempt if I owned the program and knew how to use it but I dont. It appears to me for the moldings you would just take the color of the body and smear it over the moldings to cover them up? As for the rims, I have seen tons of photoshop jobs with different rims and no one mentions that they take a long time. The smoking headlights and taillights dont seem to be that hard either to a good PS user since dont you just adjust a layer of gray or some close color to what your looking for? I also think there is a tint option in PS so you could use that.
I figured a nice someone with a little extra time would be able to try and attempt (key word) this without asking for a donation.
So thank you for your time in doing it.