Chop Shop: My first chop
#1
08-28-2006, 09:34 PM
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Born in East LA
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Chop Shop: My first chop
Okay, I got a little over anxious and rushed this one an was dying to put it on another thread. I thought I would open this one up to show my first 5 minute chop and invite anyone else who is dying to show their first chop.
Dave V.
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Dave V.
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#2
08-28-2006, 09:35 PM
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Born in East LA
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RE: Chop Shop: My first chop
bummer, somehow my lasso feature on my Corel miscalculated my intentions.
Dave V.
Dave V.
#4
08-29-2006, 04:09 AM
RE: Chop Shop: My first chop
good try!! for lighter images...it is better to do a free-hand mask and draw all the way around the image you want to extract. The lasso mask wraps looks for a border of similar colours. When your subject is light-coloured and its backbround is also light...the lasso has a difficult time trying to make out the edges.
Keep up the good work!
Hey, Dave...is that the original factory installed position of the monte carlo LTZ badging on the trunk? I ask because it looks kinda high up, no?
Keep up the good work!
Hey, Dave...is that the original factory installed position of the monte carlo LTZ badging on the trunk? I ask because it looks kinda high up, no?
#5
08-29-2006, 05:21 AM
RE: Chop Shop: My first chop
or ya cheat amd make a copy of the layer then you use the background eraser to take out the big stuff.
then fre hand the other . when you bring the two layers back togeatehr it should allow you to have a nicer line.
Also you can readj. the layer color properties enough to make it stand out real good and then go at it this will allow you to see the contrast between them better.
then fre hand the other . when you bring the two layers back togeatehr it should allow you to have a nicer line.
Also you can readj. the layer color properties enough to make it stand out real good and then go at it this will allow you to see the contrast between them better.
#6
08-29-2006, 11:07 AM
RE: Chop Shop: My first chop
Hey Dave, is that a picture of Space on the right rear of your
Monte ? Looks like he's got some zhit on the side of his face
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Great Work...Keep posting....I loved it & made me smile
The Photo Choppers are coming out of their closets
Monte ? Looks like he's got some zhit on the side of his face
.Great Work...Keep posting....I loved it & made me smile
The Photo Choppers are coming out of their closets
#7
08-29-2006, 11:53 AM
RE: Chop Shop: My first chop
see yall need to buy a Holga Camera!!
i have a post somewher eon here about them they are kool as hell and they are really expncive. all of like 20.00 US that is shipped.
they are great fun to take photos of things with just for trashing around with to.
Make great photos for chopin to
i have a post somewher eon here about them they are kool as hell and they are really expncive. all of like 20.00 US that is shipped.
they are great fun to take photos of things with just for trashing around with to.
Make great photos for chopin to
#8
08-29-2006, 04:54 PM
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Born in East LA
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RE: Chop Shop: My first chop
ORIGINAL: Bigg J
good try!! for lighter images...it is better to do a free-hand mask and draw all the way around the image you want to extract. The lasso mask wraps looks for a border of similar colours. When your subject is light-coloured and its backbround is also light...the lasso has a difficult time trying to make out the edges.
Keep up the good work!
Hey, Dave...is that the original factory installed position of the monte carlo LTZ badging on the trunk? I ask because it looks kinda high up, no?
good try!! for lighter images...it is better to do a free-hand mask and draw all the way around the image you want to extract. The lasso mask wraps looks for a border of similar colours. When your subject is light-coloured and its backbround is also light...the lasso has a difficult time trying to make out the edges.
Keep up the good work!
Hey, Dave...is that the original factory installed position of the monte carlo LTZ badging on the trunk? I ask because it looks kinda high up, no?
Also, no that is not the factory installed "LTZ." In fact I mentioned it to the dealer and he said the someone tried to steal the LTZ off the lot and the lot tried to glue it back. I have an appointment to have it reinstalled at no charge.
Dave V.