chop shop week 8 competition

[colleague]

let's have fun in this contest with smart objects

I give some examples with smart objects and the game is
to change the smart object in an other image and show the result

you can change the smart object by dubbleclicking on the miniature , change and save again


example 1 you can change car , or you can change background (use PSD to do so )



pod raceees.psd
example 2 and 3 are coming

[colleague]

example 2 change the magazine by using your image instead
example 3 change the card with reflection by using your image instead



magazine.psd

card.psd

and you can also make something new of course
change your image in a smart object , give it a tranformation like a curl or perspective and save as psd

I hope you like it and have some fun and share the result

[Paul]

Lol Attachment 13585

[dv8_fx]

I like it too but one oversight, Paul.. .. the GT's shadow is there, too....

[Paul]

Yeah i see it lol.
This guys holds the world recordAttachment 13594

[Steve]

Yeah i see it lol.
This guys holds the world recordAttachment 13594

That's great, I love it!!

[Paul]

In the beginning Attachment 13598

[ibclare]

goin' for a ride



group fly by



Can't hold a candle to that squirrel Paul

Here is a mystery -- to me -- that I have tried to solve and would like some help doing so. When I use a blending effect such as overlay or soft light -- which is what I originally used for the group's shadow and it worked much better -- once I merge layers, it gets multiplied to even more than the normal mode would be. I've tried making an empty layer below the layer with the blend fx and merging those with the same result. It only turns out OK when I save it as jpeg, etc. without flattening anything. Even when I just select it with other layers and make a smart object, it still treats it as if it were normal (I guess) blend mode. Can someone show me the way?? TY.

[MotoChief]

This is a kiteboarder friend of mine. I took the picture I used here as well:

[MotoChief]

Second attempt. tried to change the background this time. I already see what I did wrong though.