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Fun with photoshop filters

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dodgestang

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I have this picture I took a couple years ago. It is my favorite picture I have taken of all my cars. Tonight I realized though...I've been posting it for years, its been in calendars, and been my desktop on and off but I have never actually tried to improve it. It was always just the raw photo straight from the camera and onto the world wide web. So tonight I decided to try dusting off the old photoshop skills and see what I could do with it.

Before
DSC06944.JPG

Fullsize: http://www.dodgestang.com/cgi-bin/pro/e ... C06944.JPG

After
touchedup.jpg

Fullsize: http://www.dodgestang.com/cgi-bin/pro/e ... chedup.jpg
 
Looks good.

Check out how to adjust levels. A lot of times you can spiff up a photo in about 5 seconds. You won't believe how muddy digital pics are until you adjust the levels.
 
Nick, can you dim down the license plates in the after photo? Otherwise, looks good.

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"Kooter" said:
The second photo really pops. How long did that take?
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About 20 seconds to actually make the change....after spending about 10 minutes playing around with different options and deciding what I wanted.
 
"cmayna" said:
Too bad some have to photoshop their rigs to make them look better :hide
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I don't have to Photoshop my pics, I choose to. I do it with nearly every pic I take.
 
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