wallpaper of my M900s

Started by peerke, April 09, 2011, 01:03:55 PM

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peerke

Today the sun was great and a mate of mine made a cool picture of my Duc.



Its my wallpaper on my pc now.
Maby you people like it so mutch you want to make it your wallpaper 2 :D

http://entertainment.webshots.com/photo/2283758840107117270JyMBHs

is the link to the pic

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peerke

Thanks.
It's still not done :D

I am going to build it complete custom

dark_duc


DrDesmo

#5
Quote from: dark_duc on April 09, 2011, 05:04:58 PM
Great pic and bike!

+1, looks great!

Took a quick snap of my bike today too, albeit with my iPhone ...  :)



Linky to Imgur:


Cheers,
Adam
'95 916
'12 800XC

peerke

Quote from: DrDesmosedici on April 09, 2011, 06:33:42 PM
+1, looks great!

Took a quick snap of my bike today too, albeit with my iPhone ...  :)



Cheers,
Adam


How do you make the background white/grey?
I love that.
Can you do that to my picture to please?

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DrDesmo

Quote from: peerke on April 09, 2011, 11:11:16 PM

How do you make the background white/grey?
I love that.
Can you do that to my picture to please?

  [thumbsup]

Cheers,
Adam
'95 916
'12 800XC

DrDesmo

#9
The effect is really straightforward, what you do is:

1.) Open your photo in photoshop / gimp / whatever image editor you have that supports layers
2.) Copy the image into two layers
3.) "Desaturate" the colors in the TOP layer (I usually muck around with the contrast / brightness as well for dramatic effect) - this may also be labeled as "black & white"
4.) Use the eraser tool with the right types of brushes (generally a large one for the middle, and finer "feathered" ones for the edges so they blend)
5.) Presto! Save as a JPG / PNG.  Depending on your photo editor you may have to "merge" the layers or "save as / export" the file so they layers come through.





Note the two layers of your bike, if you look closely you can see the black and white one on top is "empty" in the middle, which allows the color layer of the bike to show through  [thumbsup]

Note: If you have an iPad / iPhone there is an app called "ColorSplash" that does this too!

Cheers,
Adam
'95 916
'12 800XC

Punx Clever

Quote from: DrDesmosedici on April 09, 2011, 06:33:42 PM
+1, looks great!

Took a quick snap of my bike today too, albeit with my iPhone ...  :)


What you really need is some old west cowboys and indians action in the background...
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Quote from: Punx Clever on April 10, 2011, 04:15:27 PM
What you really need is some old west cowboys and indians action in the background...


Or mist and zombies.