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- I added a quickmask on the car (painted on with brush)Don Carlos wrote:Hoe did ya do it?saturn wrote:Don Carlos wrote: That is amazing
- went out of quickmask, inversed the selection
- radial blur with zoom, value 15, moved off-centre (to the left)
- changed HUE till I had that pale blue
- added quickmask selection on the windows and headlights and changed hue again
- selection around the headlights and changed levels and contrast
- cropped the pic
- done
the 18-55mm Canon kitlens is shite....it blurs around the edges......at least, that's what all reviewsites sayDoombrain wrote:I bought this and sold my S7000 for more than I paid for it :lol:
http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/canoneos350d/
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I was lucky; I know someone at canon and managed to get the 18-55mm USM, 55 – 300mm USM for the price of the none USM, laff. Oh, I got the BG for free as well
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it's almost at the bottom of the left toolbar....if you're going into that mode you can "paint" a selection. I paint areas I want to select with a brush (colour black) and you see it becoming translucent red on the photo. When you click the "normal" mode button again, you've actually selected that area around it, so you have to inverse the selection.Don Carlos wrote:wtf is a quick mask?
It's the easiest way to have a selection in your photo IMO.
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the best method i've found to achieve what you're trying to, is to use the "Magic Lasso" tool (the one with the magnet? next to it -- it snaps to contours of the actual photo) and with that, trace the outside of your object. after that, go into quickmask and clean up the parts that Magic Lasso didn't do very well on.Don Carlos wrote:quick test
good luck with it

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theres a black hole in the car. he opened the window to make sure it wouldnt implodeFragaGeddon wrote:You left your window open. Quick and close it before it rains.saturn wrote:hmmmm....having a bit of fun in Photoshop, haven't used it in a long time.
hence the suction
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Saturn, i didn't buy it for the lens. and at 18mm it's as good as any other 18mm lens, only at 55mm it's not good.ToxicBug wrote:Post what you've done then faggot. Btw, the lenses you got suck ass.Doombrain wrote:Toxic, i've seen your work and it sucks. shut up.
ToxicBaby, i also bought this
http://www.canon.co.uk/For_Home/Product ... 56III_USM/
and this
http://www.canon.co.uk/For_Home/Product ... f3556_USM/
so shut the fuck up.
Congratulations, you bought two noob lenses, and one of them is completely useless if you've got the other one. Clue? You have a 75-300mm and a 28-200mm, why two useless, slow, soft, beginner telephoto lenses? Ok, I know that you can't afford a proper telephoto, but you could at least get a decent lens like a 24-70mm f/2.8 instead of that 28-200 crap. Either way, I don't like zooms, hence I stick to quality, trusted primes that blow any lens under $1000 away sharpness and color-wise.Doombrain wrote:ToxicBaby, i also bought thisToxicBug wrote:Post what you've done then faggot. Btw, the lenses you got suck ass.Doombrain wrote:Toxic, i've seen your work and it sucks. shut up.
http://www.canon.co.uk/For_Home/Product ... 56III_USM/
and this
http://www.canon.co.uk/For_Home/Product ... f3556_USM/
so shut the fuck up.
Oh yeah, what are you gonna shoot with a 300mm at f/5.6? Better bring a tripod and shoot your neighbour's books or something. Its too slow for shooting sports or wildlife, which are about 99% of what a telephoto lens is used for.
ToxicBug wrote:Congratulations, you bought two noob lenses, and one of them is completely useless if you've got the other one. Clue? You have a 75-300mm and a 28-200mm, why two useless, slow, soft, beginner telephoto lenses? Ok, I know that you can't afford a proper telephoto, but you could at least get a decent lens like a 24-70mm f/2.8 instead of that 28-200 crap. Either way, I don't like zooms, hence I stick to quality, trusted primes that blow any lens under $1000 away sharpness and color-wise.Doombrain wrote:ToxicBaby, i also bought thisToxicBug wrote: Post what you've done then faggot. Btw, the lenses you got suck ass.
http://www.canon.co.uk/For_Home/Product ... 56III_USM/
and this
http://www.canon.co.uk/For_Home/Product ... f3556_USM/
so shut the fuck up.
Oh yeah, what are you gonna shoot with a 300mm at f/5.6? Better bring a tripod and shoot your neighbour's books or something. Its too slow for shooting sports or wildlife, which are about 99% of what a telephoto lens is used for.
lol, OK mate.
ffs, you use sigma lenses, don’t talk to me about quality AND don’t talk to me about sports shooting after that fucking dreadful display you posted a bit back :lol:
PS, i have 2 tripods :lol:
Dude, my Sigma 50mm f/2.8 EX Macro has a fucking slow AF, its not meant to shoot sports. Btw, it *is* quality, it is the sharpest 50mm on the market, from any manufacturer. Your shitty f/3.5-5.6 noob lenses can't even compare to my primes. I had a Canon 28-80mm f/3.5-5.6 II kit lens that came with my EOS 300 and since I purchased the Sigma, I never used that fucking piece of shit lens again, ever, and then I sold it to some idiot. The optical quality cannot be compared. Then I bought a Canon 24mm f/2.8 and its a sharp as fuck wide angle, which puts the Canon 17-40 f/4.0 L to shame, I'm not even talking about that 18-55mm kit lens shit. Go read some reviews of real quality lenses and then think why you buy your F/3.5-5.6 shit.