Posted: 6/8/2010 5:51:12 PM EDT
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Can someone please put a BFL on his chest?
Thanks you! 
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I needed that! Thank you! |
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LOL that was amazing! I bet putting an actual BFL wouldn't take more than 5 minutes with the clone tool, but i am a photoshop noob. tis a painful program to learn.
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... ALWAYS... first is the best! |
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Quoted: LOL that was amazing! I bet putting an actual BFL wouldn't take more than 5 minutes with the clone tool, but i am a photoshop noob. tis a painful program to learn. All you gotta do is find a BFL online such as this:  Next, I wanted the colors to be reversed. Because it is just a black and white image I can go to Image > Adjustments > Inverse to flop them. In your color pallet selector, change it to white. Then go to Select > Color Range and hit Ok to select all the white in the image and hit delete. You should have a layer with only the bolt face logo. Open up the mouse thing, and place the BFL layer onto the mouse. Hit CTRL + T (transform tool) and scale the image until you got it to the proper size. Now go to Edit > Transform > Perspective and play with that till it looks Ok. Edit the opacity a touch to make it look more faded.  |
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LOL that was amazing! I bet putting an actual BFL wouldn't take more than 5 minutes with the clone tool, but i am a photoshop noob. tis a painful program to learn. All you gotta do is find a BFL online such as this: http://img175.imageshack.us/img175/4225/bfl.png Next, I wanted the colors to be reversed. Because it is just a black and white image I can go to Image > Adjustments > Inverse to flop them. In your color pallet selector, change it to white. Then go to Select > Color Range and hit Ok to select all the white in the image and hit delete. You should have a layer with only the bolt face logo. Open up the mouse thing, and place the BFL layer onto the mouse. Hit CTRL + T (transform tool) and scale the image until you got it to the proper size. Now go to Edit > Transform > Perspective and play with that till it looks Ok. Edit the opacity a touch to make it look more faded. http://img517.imageshack.us/img517/174/bfll.jpg Thank you very much! |
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Well here it is! Still have to play around with it, didnt really know what I was doing when I was resizing it  http://img337.imageshack.us/img337/3657/testko.jpg I'm a little busy at the moment, but here is something keeping the ratio. Hmm it says that files too large? (that's what she said) |