That's rly neat man! Thanks

 

Cool, I'll play around with it tonight and see what happens. And I do have Denoise 3 btw. Forgot to mention that one.

 

here is a bit more of a tweak.

 

Valid assumption; but I would like to point out that I installed the stage 3 Roush blower on my lifted truck, cause I need the extra boost when I'm climbing up the hills. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ssDYUQM0RP8
Not that anyone cares, just wanted to clarify that.

 

Yeah, that works perfectly.

But if you had the Roush body components that's what I think would make it look out of place.


But Power is Power, no matter who's stamped their name on the blower

 

If you need anymore practice () feel free to go through my albums

 

Ok, heres my first test using Molten's tips posted earlier in this thread. Dont laugh. Need to cut the car out better but...

Before:


After:


:o

 

 

Yeah man, good job.

 

Hey moltenice feel free to practice on any pics in my album if you get bored

 

Now lets say you wanted to remove that orange color from the pavement.
I would hit Ctrl U, which would bring up the Hue/Saturation tool. Then I would hit the Edit pulldown and select yellows. Then I would take teh eye dropper and select one of the orange spots in front of the truck. Then I would take the saturation away to maybe -72 and the lightness to +12.
You can section off the pavement so it only affects it or do the whole picture. This quick way will take some color away from your houses in teh background though.

Here is an example. Just another option.

 

Edit:
Here is another example of the Hue/sat tool. I decided after looking at the photo I didnt want the blue funn off on the bumper and rear views so I opened it back up and took it away.

 

 

Looks cool dude thanks. one more to play with if your up to it.

 

Great pics posted in this thread.