How do you use photoshop to achieve this?

[Jim]

not just yours i mean in generall...

[dubbsy]

airbrushing maybe?

[MisterCMK]

Part of it is that the orignal picture was taken while moving, so that really adds to the effect.

[AntiBling]

Jim, if you want to remove imperfections from say a car or a model, give it a matte like finish, you can mess with hue/saturation, brightness/contrast, and levels. I cant tell you exactly how much, thats gotta be up to you and the picture.

I would play around with brightness/contrast first, then levels, and finally hue/saturation if need be.

T ! N for that picture if you want the wheels to look like they are turning, select around the tire/wheels and go to blur and radial blur.

[legacy-user-33]

AntiBling wrote:
T ! N for that picture if you want the wheels to look like they are turning, select around the tire/wheels and go to blur and radial blur.

Yeh, I tried doing that, but I got tired, because it was like 2 in the morning..

[powder]

Anyone know how to make it look like you can see the engine with the hood shut, or seeing through parts, examples such as superstreet shoots, and this http://www.honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1398104 its like the fourth one down

[StangerBanger96]

powder wrote:
Anyone know how to make it look like you can see the engine with the hood shut, or seeing through parts, examples such as superstreet shoots, and this http://www.honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1398104 its like the fourth one down

That could probably be achieved if you had the camera on a stationary point and took 1 pic with the hood open and 1 with it closed, then just put the closed on top and erase part of it and blend it so the engine bay shot shows through.

[Lindz]

Jim wrote:
Nah its hard to explain, like in magzines and photos on the internet of models, they make thier skin look like it almost glows and its really smooth etc...

I dont' knwo do you know what I mean?

Pretty sure I know what you are saying...I think that you are talking about airbrushing. And I am certain that there was some sort of that going on in that picture you posted. BTW...very cool photo, where did you find that Jim?

[assasain]

if no one answered your question then i will

its a simple adjustment of contrast/brightness with a blurred, or motion blurred background

so use the pen tool to select the car then adjust the brightness/ and or contrast of the car then hit reverse selection and just do a simple motion blurr or normal blurr on the background.....

simple

[dubbsy]

.....airbrush.