Selling a house, need to show new roof, but not yet installed...help!

[chlrad]

Please help! I have to submit a brochure to the printing company but my roofer has slowed me down. I need to show this house with a new roof...I've got photoshop C6 and can't even find the "start" button!

 

[Hoogle]

I really am not sure what you are asking here what exactly are you after

the image quality is very poor for brochure printing the image needs straightening and a lot more work going into it than just cloning some roof tiles.

Be more specific in your request and we will be able to help you more.

 

[Steve]

CS6 Doesn't have a start button.
Open an image in CS6 and go to the next step which is what in your request???

 

[Paul]

CS5 and a new roof applied.
View attachment 17924

 

[dv8_fx]

Great roof change there, mate. You gave it a quaint look.

But I think he means to fix up the roof area below the chimney... and OP ended up removing the shadow as well

 

[Paul]

Image is so poor though, need more power - she cannie take it captain.
View attachment 17925:mrgreen:

 

[dv8_fx]

lol... I trust you Scottie.... She's holding well.

 

[Paul]

I have clingons in my site captain, darn they just cloaked on me...

 

[dv8_fx]

lol.....

 

[agentmoeller]

CS5 and a new roof applied.
View attachment 17924

Awesome!

 

[Lifehacker1996]

Is this even legal?

 

[chitkaran]

Here's a New roof ... but it broke in the recent Storm... Sorry:neutral:....

 

[dv8_fx]

Chitkaran... I'll allow this for a bit of humour, but please stay within context of the OP's request ....

 

[chitkaran]

Chitkaran... I'll allow this for a bit of humour, but please stay within context of the OP's request ....

Apologies... apologies... I'll keep that in mind next time

 

[dv8_fx]

lol.... looks great tho ... but I'm wondering what's holding the chimney up?

 

[chitkaran]

Thats because it is an Architecture Marvel.. whatever happens to the house.. chimney would serve as your escape route...

 

[digitaltwist]

I was thinking the same thing. As a real estate agent do you really want to photo-shop a listing in this manner? I don't know that I would trust my agent if I found out that s/he was photo-shopping their listings like this. I can understand lighting or contrast but to show a fixed roof when it hasn't been fixed yet seems questionable to me. Just saying...