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I would much appreciate it if someone would help me see my car with viper stripes,also including the bumpers . Im thinking about flat or gloss black or dark gray......thanks alot guys
Dose anyone know how i can shop it myself because i have seen it done b4
The way I've done it in the past was to select the area you want to stripe (or recolor), select Image -> Adjustments -> Color Balance. Make sure "Preserve Luminosity" is selected and just play with the sliders until you get the desired color. If someone knows a better way I'm open to suggestions.
This is using Photoshop CS3, but I seem to remember previous versions of Photoshop work the same way.
New layer, set the layer to multiply, select the area then fill with color desired. This is a slightly better alternative than previously mentioned, in case you don't like the results , you won't be modifying the original picture.
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Mia is an 07 Cooper-S, Meller-Yeller, MY Color Line Interior, H&R Springs
Prem/Sport/Cold/Convenience, White Turn Signals, Rear Fog Light Mod
New layer, set the layer to multiply, select the area then fill with color desired. This is a slightly better alternative than previously mentioned, in case you don't like the results , you won't be modifying the original picture.
Linear Mode
