Adding dynamic motion effects to a shot of a static car ~ just having fun experimenting with the Photoshop technique I’ve just picked up from the recent edition of the Digital Camera magazine…
From Rides |
Actual shot of Roy's static car, taken last Sunday at the roadside leading to the entrance of
From Rides |
Edited shot with dynamic motion effects introduced
There are many ways to achieve this effect using Photoshop; I’ll just share a quick run thru on the tricks I applied to get it.
- Enhance the image’s colors & tones by boosting the levels via the Levels Adjustment Layer & increasing the colors via the Hue/Saturation Adjustment
- Select and extract the car from the background copy layer and paste the cutout as the top layer in the stack
- Perform selective color saturation and add shine to the car by manipulating the Hue/Saturation and Levels Adjustment layers respectively
- Add radial blur to the background image to give it a dynamic zoom motion
- Increase the scale of the car cutout layer using Free Transform to mask any blurring on the edges of the car
- Sharpen the detail of the car
- Add vignette to the image & flatten the layers
2 comments:
ooo...so this is the "trick" u were telling me about. I got a few potential pics to play with, but too bad I dont have photoshop. :(
so hav u installed the CS4 adi?
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