Post The Best Pictures of Your Mazda

[StealthWyvern]

miguel here is a quick and dirty one with the door and window frames just ot give you an idea on what it would look like.

 

[Falango]

Try raising the contrast a bit on them, and adjusting the hue by sampling the A pillar so the color flows.

 

[Falango]

This is about as close as I could get.

 

[StealthWyvern]

This is about as close as I could get.

That looks real good man! I honestly could of done a better job on mine but i was tired of messing with photoshop for today so it was a quick and dirty job. However yours does look really good!

 

[Falango]

Thanks. I have to do a photoshoot soon so I can play around with some new pictures.

 

[xboxlivemonkey]

Thanks. I have to do a photoshoot soon so I can play around with some new pictures.

i haz a wacom tablet for sale jew want ? lol

 

[Falango]

I actually have one sitting beside me, but thanks, lol. Yet to use it though.

 

[neox.286]

i haz a wacom tablet for sale jew want ? lol

price? what size and what model? I'm interested since I lost mine (bang)

 

[xboxlivemonkey]

its small :/ but im sellign for 70 plus ship, which should be around 12 or so its bamboo

 

[neox.286]

is it the bigger or smaller bamboo?

 

[xboxlivemonkey]

small

 

[neox.286]

bah, I think I'll just hold out then...I gotta save up for the car anyways lol

 

[xboxlivemonkey]

................. >_> lol okie dokie , if your interested down the road let me know

thanks though

 

[TheDirtyGoatee]

So can anyone answer me with a good photoshop program? Sorry for posting my old Taco but I just needed to show you what I was working with (MSPaint) and I would like to be able to chop better but it's all I got. I'll take the pics of the Toyota down if it offends people.

 

[neox.286]

honestly I REALLY love Jasc's Paint Shop Pro (now owned by Corel)....its VERY intuitive and easy to use, and can do a lot of really powerfull stuff

its not as powerfull as photoshop is, but photoshop has a steep learning curve with it and is less intuitive to work around

for example, if you want to zoom in paint shop pro you just scroll to zoom in/out, it zooms to wherever your mouse is (huge plus!), and you can zoom in incriments of like 20% at a time....in photoshop you have to hit ctrl and plus to zoom in, and it zooms huge amounts unless you go over to type in a particular number........for me, that is enough of an annoyance to only use photoshop when needed (for more powerfull tools like its MASSIVE library of brushes), and paint shop pro the rest of the time

if your just learning, I'd recomend psp...its cheaper too

 

[Falango]

PSP is nice and easy to use, I started with that. Photoshop does have a steep learning curve, but once you understand it, the opportunities are endless.

 

[neox.286]

+1

I love the brushes in PS, its really an amazing app....but its like a corvette zr-1, I'll drive it if I need that power...but otherwise I'll drive a beater to get the job done lol

 

[AllyMazda3]

 

[Not Jo3L]

I think its better to learn how to use the professional programs so in the long run your not trying to relearn the ropes. Thats why I have the Adobe Master Collection CS3

 

[Falango]

I don't have the master collection, but been using CS3 for almost a year now, I think. I've heard that CS4 is on its way soon.