My R33 Gtr - With A See Through Bonnet

[dan_the_man]

awesome... pic?

[350z]

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Edited April 19, 2007 by 350z

[350z]

sorry about that - i just took it down for a minute to resize! this way it wont take too long to load

Edited April 14, 2007 by 350z

[dan_the_man]

awesome car mate

[350z]

thanks mate i will post some better pics soon

[Omurru]

how do you do that?

[dan_the_man]

cut n polish

[sam5709]

awsum pic, i luv those kind

[350z]

you need 2 stock photos to blend with layer masks and brushing its hard to explain

easiest way is cut and polish as dan said LOL!!

glad you guys like my 'artwork' haha

[Astonish]

Here is a re-post of the GT-R with my added flavour (with permission of the owner)....i hope your planning on installing a bigger front mount i believe it looks good.

[350z]

haha! great work mate!

looks fantastic

[342Four]

you take two pictures

one with bonnet on and one with bonnet off

using photoshop you 'cut' the bonnet area (can be a bit bigger as its all the same anyway) off the photo with it on, and transfer it to the pic with no bonnet

as it is a different layer, you can use the eraser or blender tool to remove the bonnet layer and make it look like the bonnet has a hole in it

tada....

Edited April 17, 2007 by 342Four

[350z]

ive never done it like that lol!! eraser is only one pressure and wipes it all out

use layer masks with the pics and blend them together with an air brush - comes up with a mad effect (especially where you want to blend the bonet with the engine at the edges) you just generally have more control over the picture you are putting together.

layer masks are a MUST if you want them to turn out as best they can

hope this helps!

[dano4127]

ive never done it like that lol!! eraser is only one pressure and wipes it all out

use layer masks with the pics and blend them together with an air brush - comes up with a mad effect (especially where you want to blend the bonet with the engine at the edges) you just generally have more control over the picture you are putting together.

layer masks are a MUST if you want them to turn out as best they can

hope this helps!

what program you using? no need to use masks or anything like that dude!

try adobe photoshop you will not go back!

[350z]

i always use photoshoop LOL!?