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clever-username · 2-6-08, 19:27

Gah.. it was very difficult to do. And I couldn't reproduce the dark cherry colour using photoshop to any extent, if someone knows of a method to do this please give this a shot or let me know, I couldn't figure it out.

As for the gunmetal, it's also a difficult colour to reproduce but I hope I produced something to give you an idea.

**A Simple MX6** · 2-6-08, 19:30

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Originally Posted by SAdrmmr04

acctually if you wanted to get technical you tinted the front window and you can't really do that legally

so what happened to all the good requests?

Probably a lack of money that resorts to people being realistic about what they can get with a job paying minimum wage, and even then only working part time so their paychecks are teh sux0rz?

Oh wait, that's probably just me.

**SAdrmmr04** · 2-7-08, 14:39

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Originally Posted by White-6

Probably a lack of money that resorts to people being realistic about what they can get with a job paying minimum wage, and even then only working part time so their paychecks are teh sux0rz?

Oh wait, that's probably just me.

no thats me too

**SAdrmmr04** · 2-7-08, 15:06

oh and

didn't do the rims or bars, i thought the silver rims look better anyways with those colors

**SAdrmmr04** · 2-7-08, 15:10

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Originally Posted by clever-username

Gah.. it was very difficult to do. And I couldn't reproduce the dark cherry colour using photoshop to any extent, if someone knows of a method to do this please give this a shot or let me know, I couldn't figure it out.

As for the gunmetal, it's also a difficult colour to reproduce but I hope I produced something to give you an idea.

first of all work with the lasso tool more, you missed a few spots and you took color out of the lights. once you have your selection traced, right click and make a new layer via copy. go to color variations (i have PS Elements so i don't know if yours is different), then add a little bit of red, go to levels and decrease hilights a bit, and decrease the contrast a bit while decreasing brightness. thats as best as i can explain how i did it. i don't follow any particular method with the levels and contrast, i just do what looks good for the color im trying to match and the quality of the picture

clever-username · 2-7-08, 16:25

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Originally Posted by SAdrmmr04

first of all work with the lasso tool more, you missed a few spots and you took color out of the lights. once you have your selection traced, right click and make a new layer via copy. go to color variations (i have PS Elements so i don't know if yours is different), then add a little bit of red, go to levels and decrease hilights a bit, and decrease the contrast a bit while decreasing brightness. thats as best as i can explain how i did it. i don't follow any particular method with the levels and contrast, i just do what looks good for the color im trying to match and the quality of the picture

Funny.. that's exactly what I did. I've only had Photoshop for about a month now so I don't think I'm doing too bad of a job, of course I have work to do. But I tried reproducing that red colour and everything looked like crap so I gave up. I'm sure if i had more time with the gunmetal I could've made it look better, but thanks for the input.

**konigmx688** · 2-8-08, 17:50

Ok, so I would like a non-conventional PS done please. I have this image that I want to be about as big as you would see on the back of a T-shirt. Maybe like an 8.5 x 11 sheet of paper or a little bigger. I have the image, but when i try to enlarge it it gets all pixelated and that is what I don't want/can't have. I don't know if PS can fix that, but I'm putting it up just in case. Also, I want it to read "REMA" on the first line and then centered under it "1000". As close to the colors it is would be awesome. So here is the image:

**ozmojo1** · 2-8-08, 18:05

a supermarket?

**Kansas** · 2-8-08, 19:25

Pretty sure that's a trademarked logo, so to edit/place it on a t-shirt could cause some issues...

**Zach** · 2-9-08, 0:33

Hey Kansas...or anyone else...put these MPS6 wheels on my car

Thanks!

my car

**SAdrmmr04** · 2-9-08, 11:10

look about right? i kinda guessed on size

**Zach** · 2-9-08, 11:30

that it does....and I'm looking to get a set too in the very near future

Maybe I should start playing with the copy of photoshop elements I have

**konigmx688** · 2-9-08, 11:48

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Originally Posted by Kansas

Pretty sure that's a trademarked logo, so to edit/place it on a t-shirt could cause some issues...

I guess I should have been more specific. I said about that size. I am not going to put it on a t-shirt, just about that size. I want it for a 'sign'(kinda like a small poster) for someone, but there is no decent sized image of it anywhere so I thought I'd turn to the PS gurus here. And me enlarging it myself has led to some messed up looking images due to pixelation. So if you still have problems with it, I'd understand, but it is not for a t-shirt, either mass marketed or singular. And they do have the logo so that it is one on top of the other, but those are all images about 60x80 at max. This is just the biggest image that I could find, and it really isnt even that big, so it isn't really editing the logo as much as it may seem. Ill post a pic of that if you want too.

And yes, a supermarket. One of my friends favorites when we went over to Norway/Europe.

**SAdrmmr04** · 2-9-08, 12:14

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Originally Posted by Zach

that it does....and I'm looking to get a set too in the very near future

Maybe I should start playing with the copy of photoshop elements I have

hey, its what ive been learning on. its soooo much easier to use for basic stuff like what goes on in this thread. im almost ready to step up to CS3 and start taking classes for it.

**SAdrmmr04** · 2-9-08, 12:58

there was alot of artifacting in the image you posted so i did the best i could in a short amount of time, i had to blur it a bit too because when i tried it the first time and saved it i didn't have it set at a good quality and it ended up looking worse than before so i just blured it to get rid of some of the artifacts that showed up

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clever-username Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Ottawa, Canada Age: 17 iTrader: (0)	Gah.. it was very difficult to do. And I couldn't reproduce the dark cherry colour using photoshop to any extent, if someone knows of a method to do this please give this a shot or let me know, I couldn't figure it out. As for the gunmetal, it's also a difficult colour to reproduce but I hope I produced something to give you an idea.