Played around with Photoshop!
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Mine with a see through! by Lightpainter
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You clever old thing you, plenty of airflow with that!
Brian
Blooming good photo there...... 
..................... how is that done, I thought I knew it all about Photo Editing Software......
Can you do a HOW-TOO..... ?
..................... how is that done, I thought I knew it all about Photo Editing Software......
Can you do a HOW-TOO..... ?
Dallas wrote:Blooming good photo there......
..................... how is that done, I thought I knew it all about Photo Editing Software......
Can you do a HOW-TOO..... ?
You take two photos one with the bonnet open, load into Photoshop, using Layers you rub out the bonnet sticking up in the air and use the opacity slider to see through the closed bonnet to the rubbed out layer beneath showing the engine!
Lightpainter wrote:Dallas wrote:Blooming good photo there......
..................... how is that done, I thought I knew it all about Photo Editing Software......
Can you do a HOW-TOO..... ?
You take two photos one with the bonnet open, load into Photoshop, using Layers you rub out the bonnet sticking up in the air and use the opacity slider to see through the closed bonnet to the rubbed out layer beneath showing the engine!
Oh dead easy them!
"Keep Smilin'"
Andy
Andy
aaarrrhh! Yes! LAYERS 
its just like Rendering then.....
....................... I'm gonna give it ago.....
Thanks buddy!
its just like Rendering then............................ I'm gonna give it ago.....
Thanks buddy!
Well! gave it ago and all turned out pretty much OK....
............. Lots of patience and a steady hand, great fun to do and ya pretty much limitless on what you can achieve really....
Thanks for the idea and the info buddy!
P.S I've posted the photo on my topic 'Dallas Wedgwood Blues' as didn't want to impose on yours......
............. Lots of patience and a steady hand, great fun to do and ya pretty much limitless on what you can achieve really....
Thanks for the idea and the info buddy!
P.S I've posted the photo on my topic 'Dallas Wedgwood Blues' as didn't want to impose on yours......