Quick question

2008-03-04 10:45:27

#1

Funky_Finny: Banned; +456|6361|Carnoustie, Scotland

How do you change paint colours on cars?
I've selected the area I want and I can't find anything that will change it realisticly, only a solid colour.

Halp? kthnxbi.

2008-03-04 10:53:25

#2

liquidat0r: wtf.; +2,223|6856|UK

That's a pretty hard question to answer since different techniques work best on different images. What's the image?

2008-03-04 10:57:24

#3

Funky_Finny: Banned; +456|6361|Carnoustie, Scotland

https://i198.photobucket.com/albums/aa178/Funky_Finny/canyousayk-k-k-k-k-ka.png

EDIT: Ignore the wheels, still working on them.

Last edited by Funky_Finny (2008-03-04 10:59:07)

2008-03-04 12:27:10

#4

S.Lythberg: Mastermind; +429|6676|Chicago, IL

If you've got the area outlined pretty good, you can make a new layer, and tweak the coloring of the whole layer

2008-03-04 13:36:39

#5

AussieReaper: ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°); +5,761|6382|what

^^^ that's actually a pretty good job ebug.

2008-03-04 13:50:28

#6

Graphic-J: The Artist formerly known as GraphicArtist-J; +196|6355|So Cal

ebug9 wrote:
CS3's for nubs...Element 3 ftw.

...
OH NOEZ!

2008-03-04 13:53:40

#7

dont_be_ss: Member; +312|6823|selby, n. yorkshire, UK

You can change the color with adjustment layers and photo filters easily, my photo manip skills are average at best and i did this in less than 5 mins added different color reflections for a warmer feel and stuff

https://i67.photobucket.com/albums/h297/theblackratss/newgreen.png

Last edited by dont_be_ss (2008-03-04 13:55:24)

2008-03-05 16:00:50

#8

FredFLQ: S0tp R4p1nG u5!!1one; +47|6760|Donnacona, Quebec

I would duplicate the layer and make a mask on it, fill the mask with black then draw the area you want to see in white (the car's colored parts). Then apply any color modification technique on the layer itself (not the mask). Usually works pretty good and it's pretty easy.

Edit: Lemme get my tablet and I'll do it for you and send you the .psd

Last edited by FredFLQ (2008-03-05 16:04:18)

2008-03-05 16:05:05

#9

Ryan: Member; +1,230|7072|Alberta, Canada

Lemme give it a shot, brb.

Just add an adjustment layer and use the channel mixer option. Mess around until you get the color you want, then erase everything you don't want colored in, like so:

https://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b386/derish14/car.png

It's a half-ass job, a little too contrasted in color, but it gives you the idea.
edit: Oops, forgot a little bit in the windshield.

Last edited by Ryan (2008-03-05 16:15:51)

2008-03-05 16:36:09

#10

FredFLQ: S0tp R4p1nG u5!!1one; +47|6760|Donnacona, Quebec

Alright here's the result:

https://img209.imageshack.us/img209/3494/resultye7.png

And here's the .PSD to help you understand how I did it : http://www.savefile.com/files/1421931

BTW, I think this is the best method for color replacement and it's pretty easy and short too.

2008-03-05 16:44:36

#11

CanadianLoser: Meow :3 :3; +1,148|6737

https://i58.photobucket.com/albums/g270/1337-1337/lolcar.jpg

2008-03-05 16:47:13

#12

Locoloki: I got Mug 222 at Gritty's!!!!; +216|6869|Your moms bedroom

Canadianloser wrote:

that is what my MSPaint car would look like

+1 lulz

2008-03-10 00:21:59

#13

DefCon-17: Maple Syrup Faggot; +362|6385|Vancouver | Canada

1. Make a new layer, pick your color/brush, brush over the car roughly.
2. Set the new layer to Hue. (Drop down menu in the layers palette.
3. If you see any extra color around the car, erase it.

2008-03-10 13:57:38

#14

Luigi: Sniper Whore; +97|6408|Wisconsin

https://i258.photobucket.com/albums/hh248/LuigiMcOwnage/Random%20Crap/Carrecolored.png

Using Defcon's method

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