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RYan TuRbO
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Post #1 post 29th March 2004 - 03:55 PM
Dus anyone know how to chrome parts on a photochop, i know eggy does cause ive seen it...

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thanks dudes
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HKS32
Post #2

im not realy sure but you can sorta get it by going to} Image- Adjustments- Brightness/contrast... i dont really think thats what your asking but give it a go maybe its it (probely NOT)

Eggy
Post #3

chrome is REALLY REALLY hard lol its a combination of, overlays, layers burn and dodge, and colours grey white and black, so really its quite hard to get it looking right

RYan TuRbO
Post #4

wANNA make up a tute on it laugh.gif haha laugh.gif

Eggy
Post #5

lol well i could explain on the process of doing it but its kind of different everytime, its not always the same as in lowering or wheel swaps

RYan TuRbO
Post #6

yea i get ya....ah well if its too much throuble

thanks anyway!

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