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02.04.2011, 05:15 PM

My Photoshop skills are probably a 3/10, any chance I could pull that off? I guess I'd need to get some good lighting and decent pics first. Do you just make 2 layers then blend/fade the edges, or is it more complex than that?


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02.04.2011, 05:41 PM

Actually it was quite simple to do... set vehicle down on a plain surface... set the camera on a tripod... take a few shot of the car with the body on... then remove the body carefully and
not disturb the cars position in the frame of the shot... take a few of the chassis... review the images to see if the exposures satisfactory... then take the images to photoshop... have the shot
with the chassis on the lower layer... then start creating the transparencies with the body by removing some of it with the erase tool... you'll need to turn down the pressure on the tool to
60%.... and slowly remove the areas you wish to reveal the chassis...

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