Scoop tutorials - 4th Apr 2005 6:17pm
Heres the thread for all of my tutorials peeps.
First of all is a nice and easy window tinting guide, this is a more complicated method but will get better results than a method i shall describe below.
First of all open your image using file-open and locate the picture,
^^Using the lasso tool (the tool selected on my toolbar to the right of the image) draw round the windows you want to be tinted, For a lovely result go over the pillars.You then want to layer the selected section so you can work this area without risking the whole image.CTRL+J is the keybind to "layer via copy"^^
^^Next click the tabs to get down to "hue/saturation" this is where u change the tint/colour of the glass^^
^^Change the lightness selection to give the desired effect on the window, Lower to tint,Raise it and you can get a mirror finish(if it works,pretty rarely)^^
^^Next use the lasso to select areas where the tint should not be (ie/ pillars,mirrors and rubbers)
Pick small bits at a time and if u reveal a bit of glass undo it with CTRL+Z and try again^^
Once you are sorted and the windows are tinted nicely with the rest lookin the correct way, flatten the image and save it
An easier way to tint the windows but less accurate is to select just the glass but make sure u dont miss a single inch or it will look stupid and you cant add to it if u miss a bit
Hope this helps peeps,
More tuts to follow
First of all is a nice and easy window tinting guide, this is a more complicated method but will get better results than a method i shall describe below.
First of all open your image using file-open and locate the picture,
^^Using the lasso tool (the tool selected on my toolbar to the right of the image) draw round the windows you want to be tinted, For a lovely result go over the pillars.You then want to layer the selected section so you can work this area without risking the whole image.CTRL+J is the keybind to "layer via copy"^^
^^Next click the tabs to get down to "hue/saturation" this is where u change the tint/colour of the glass^^
^^Change the lightness selection to give the desired effect on the window, Lower to tint,Raise it and you can get a mirror finish(if it works,pretty rarely)^^
^^Next use the lasso to select areas where the tint should not be (ie/ pillars,mirrors and rubbers)
Pick small bits at a time and if u reveal a bit of glass undo it with CTRL+Z and try again^^
Once you are sorted and the windows are tinted nicely with the rest lookin the correct way, flatten the image and save it
An easier way to tint the windows but less accurate is to select just the glass but make sure u dont miss a single inch or it will look stupid and you cant add to it if u miss a bit
Hope this helps peeps,
More tuts to follow