350z

[jonesyFX]

original:

http://www.autogaleria.pl/tapety/img/nissan/nissan_350z_2003_03_s.jpg

chop:

http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f102/jonesyFX/350zred.jpg

not that much done i suppose, but i lost interest and cant be bothered .. :P

went for "subtle"

[Mieran]

Looks sweet :y:

Jonesy you should do a lil tutorial on how to make angles of the wheels perfect :P

i.e if the rim is facing a different angle from the car how do you make it fit

[jonesyFX]

Looks sweet :y:

Jonesy you should do a lil tutorial on how to make angles of the wheels perfect :P

i.e if the rim is facing a different angle from the car how do you make it fit

lol maybe, although i would say just get alloys that are the same, or almost the same angle, makes life a hell of a lot easier and looks realistic

[Mieran]

lol maybe, although i would say just get alloys that are the same, or almost the same angle, makes life a hell of a lot easier and looks realistic

Thats what I always try to do but sometimes you cant find the right pic

[jonesyFX]

Thats what I always try to do but sometimes you cant find the right pic

in that case keep looking :P

[Mieran]

in that case keep looking :P

No man, you need to share your wisdom on sax-p tbh :P

Basically what I want to know is how to get a rim like this on a car:

http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u145/adz21/OZ_GALILEOI.jpg

http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u145/adz21/sidesgu4.jpg

and some else did the chop

http://i223.photobucket.com/albums/dd123/saxo_stuart/NEWWHEELS.jpg

[jonesyFX]

well for a start thats gunna look abit poo cos the wheels not on a car in the first place... but il try do it myself lol, dont fancy it though

[DJsaxo]

Really nice chop .

[Stu_vtr]

bones, remember mine? lol

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v147/stu_corsa/stu350.jpg

[frankie]

looks mint mate :y:

[Wayne]

both 350z's photoshop chopped look sexual:P

[Dom_sufc]

No man, you need to share your wisdom on sax-p tbh :P

Basically what I want to know is how to get a rim like this on a car:

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Well you need to cut the main segment of the alloy first, on a seperate layer. Then cut the segments between the spokes, leaving it transparent.

The apply it to your image (still on a different layer). Free transform it, and resize it first, then right click, and click distort. Making sure the center remains the center of the original alloy. I like to reduce the opaquness of the alloy your putting on, so you can line it up properly too.

Hopefully, if you line it up right, you shuld have calipers from your car ect.

BUT, its hard to do if the alloys (like on your pic) are bigger than the ones your putting on, because your just going to see old alloy behind the new. Then you need to start blending bits in and It takes age.

Easiest way is to (like jonsey said) find one already on a car, and if need be, tone down the caliper colours, and disc shinyness, to make it look like what you have already :)