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    Thread: photoshop help

    1. #1
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      photoshop help

      I have just gotten into the pro-touring scene and I love it...as well as a lot of the cars you guys and gals have. I just put new suspension under my mustang and rims and tires. I wanted to see if someone could show me what it would look like to lower the rear of my car so that it sits level and gets rid of the wheel/fender gap.

      thanks, Brian



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      Tony Langlois
      1966 Corvair Monza

    3. #3
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      That's awesome. Thank you. If it's not too much trouble could you lower the entire car from that point another inch all around? thanks again

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      Tony Langlois
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      Hey Tony, I've asked this question before but what software do you use to alter the looks of a car? I'm asking because I'm redoing a 68 Camaro and would like to put different paint schemes and wheels on a picture to determine what the end result would look like before I painted it. I've got some ideas but I hate to ask you guys to do this because if I don't like one color scheme I will want to change the colors, and to me that's asking alot. Any ideas?

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      I use arcsoft photostudio. It's just "all right". Adobe photoshop is better.
      Tony Langlois
      1966 Corvair Monza

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      I downloaded sketchup yesterday, it seems to be fun to work with but nothing on the scale of photoshop. It looks to be more architectural (sp?).




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