I tried messing around with a picture today using the eraser brush, extract and burn tools but it still looks shoddy. I'm just wondering if anyone has more expertise than I and if they can do a photorealistic job on it, hell if you want i'll paypal you like 5 bucks

this is what i got in half an hour or so



thanks!

 

I think providing the 4runner (clipping pathed) and the background original files would be a good start.

 

i have them, just waiting for someone to bite

original picture

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...100_0099-1.jpg

original background

http://www.spacewallpapers.net/wallp...242&fullsize=1

i have a rough extract of the truck on a .psd file but i figure someone could do a better job, i could email it though if you want it

 

your original picture is 160X90 pixels

you wanted this one right?
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...a/100_0099.jpg

 

hahaha good call that's it...sorry

 

I like the real picture better. lol

 

Holy cow!!!!!!!!!!! HOW DID YOUR 4runner GET ON THE MOON!!??

 

if the shadows were the same direction it might work better...
here is about five min

 

thanks man, was that just a simple extract? i can't get mine to do that, if you can see mine the magic wand and history brush don't get me crap when it comes to minute details like the roof rack in the back

 

Just do a mirror image on the truck, then copy it over, then the lighting would be the same, right? Orr is that the Jameson talking?

 

go grayscale

 

Here it is for about 40 min, had to clip path the Runner.

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I been working w/photoshop me KILL ure CAR!! heee heee heee!!

 

 

SC4Runner wins

 

hahahaha now my driver side doors all crushed in.....let the part out begin

thanks pius for the work, it definitely looks better. is the pixelation because you saved it in medium quality or did it happen when you uploaded it?

 

Gee, I don't remember, if you're talking about the rear of the Runner, I section blurred the rear to give a subtle look but kept the front sharp so the Runner doesn't jump out as much.