Any pic of white 599???

a photoshopped something... gives an idea of it...

nice...

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it hurts it is so hot and sexy

 

I personally think that is a fantastic color combination, very classic and I am sure it will look really beautiful in the flesh, please give my congrats to your friend.

 

...just saw a white 599 a couple weeks ago. It looked awesome! (a lot nicer in real than on pictures...) I would stick with that color combo... as long as dash and steering wheel stay black...

 

Where did you see it?
Any pics?

 

the 599 does look great in white judging from the pshop pic!

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jeff

 

Did you have to cut everything out and put it on a new layer for that? Can you just change the color from choosing off the selection not having to adjust it yourself?

 

It seems like everything post-360 looks great in white. ESPECIALLY the superamerica. I think the 599 looks great based on the rendering!

 

...south of France...about 3 weeks ago...no pics unfortunatly...

 

Must be that same guy who always buys white ferrari's...I wonder if he traded in his (white) 612.

 

In most circumstances i can just choose the colour under the "replace colour" option. Use the slider-controls until i get the colour requested.
But in this case he wanted white... requiring extreme correction. i had to use something as close as possible to white and since there are not many photos out there yet, this silver one worked best. (using slider-controls to change silver to white is easier than changing blue or burgandy to white). This photo had alot of background colours matching the silver, so in the end it was faster and easier to select the body-panels and remove them to their own layer. Then i could colour-change to my hearts content without affecting anything else.
Excuse the rough selection - dark black areas - tires and wheel-wells and such - i knew wouldnt be too affected by my colour-changing.

heres a pic to explain....

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Pong, isn that your friend's 599 belong thai owner ? If yes It would be nice !
All I know, there just a little F cars in Thailand were Bianco.

No pics though, but for me Bianco suitable with every car.
I will try P-shop tomorrow, If it not so bad , I will sent you a link.

Rgds
GEMu

 

Can you just cut out an image and select a color from the side color selection thing and have it change? Everytime i try to replace color nothin happends do i need to salect it with the majic wand?

 

not a 599 but a 612..I hope it helps.
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I used the polygonal lasso tool to select then copy and pasted the entire body sans tires to a top layer. I then erased the grill and vents and glass areas so the originals "showed thru".

depends on the picture. If the bodycolour of the car is unique to the photo you dont have to have anything selected. If it is not (as in the silver car above you could select the colour body sections and constrain the "Replace colour" action the only that area. Since i have it selected anyways, i copy and paste to a new layer... gives me more freedom and options...
With this photo below - a colour unique to the car - nothing is selected. Go to "Replace colour" and move the palate to one side. Move the cursor over a red area and clik. Every thing that is that shade of red shows as white. (pic 1) Those pixels will be altered when we go the sliders at the bottom of the pallet. However, ALL the car is not yet selected (due to gradations and reflections and such) you can do 2 things. hold down the shift key. A 'plus' sign appears next to the eyedropper. Click on an unselected area of the car on the photo using the b&w pic in the pallet as a guide. More areas of the car are added filling in more white. Another option is to move the "fuzziness" slider right... this lowers the "specific-ness" of the eyedropper, adding MORE shades of red - darker and lighter - to your selection. (pic 2)
I use a combo of both of these scenarios. (This is where the car-colour being unique is required.. With the silver car above, since silver is basicllly shades of grey alot of the wall and pavement started being selected as well - didnt want that)
FInally, once the appropriate areas are covered, move the sliders - Hue, Saturation, Lightness - till you get the desired colour.

ps white is tricky.. sometimes you have to do this twice or use this with curves and "Brightness/Contrast" to get it...

hope this helps... i show this for people 3 or 4 times a week here at work but i have a computer in front of us... kinda hard to put into words...

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Thanks i got it now. Im sorta new at p-shop as you noticed haha.

 

you are more than welcome... anytime...

i have used photoshop for more than 10 years now... we used a rather lame program before that called "image studio" (only did black and white) We begged for upgrading to PS.
While my work doesnt require pushing it to the limits, i find it an amazing program.
still learning new things myself all the time...

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Which PS do you have like 9.0 or something. Also do you have any pictures that are good for wheel swaps none of mine are they are all at different angles. If so could you please email them to me at: [email protected]

 

version 8. "Photoshop CS". ditto with illustrator. IT are of the mind here that says.. "let others test the leading edge stuff and work out all the bugs... we'll get it when its working right"

wheel swap photos... are you referring to direct side elevations and such?
like this? (Cavallino Classic 06 "tour of palm beach lineup)

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Yeah like that because most of my pictures suck for it. I only have 6.0 but it was free my friend sent it to me.

 

I think I know that Bianco 355 old owner , He was my brother high school friend and also owned 996carrera S500 and 100 of buses around BKK.

For a P-Shop photo, It was horrible

Rgds
GEMu