eyekandydesigns
+1y
Well I have never said any of the above and in fact in the last one you posted I told you most of the things that were wrong....Anyways to comment on this one, I hate to say it but don't start with a picture that has that many reflections in it. Go to a somewhat empty parking lot and take a picture of a vehicle there so you don't have so many reflections (look at the paint from where you are taking the picture and try to move around the vehicle before you take the pic to get the best reflections. You have to eye it first.) But if you do insist on using the one above, try to take out as many of the reflections as possible by whatever means you choose (brushing, stamp, healing...etc)but leave the highlights of the body in there, you still want the paint to look like it has clear on it. The moulding around the pass. window needs to be the color of rubber not painted, if you are trying to make a tonneau cover you need to get rid of the rivit holes around the edge, and really like I said before take your time with it, stand back and look at it and ask yourself what looks out of place or funny. -Seriously though I would recommend starting with a different image...it will be easier in the long run and the outcome will probably be a lot better.
-rj