calvin, i also added a motion blur to the body of the car. just looks fuzzy

 

here is another poor attempt



okay...i'm over that...now someone tell me how i do angled shots...like this:

 

yes, sir...mr. photoshop (no sarcasm intended)

but please, don't just show...tell how!

 

^wow, nice job. second should be similar, just match the shape of the eliptical selection with the wheels.

 

here u go..

1. after u opened the picture. press ctrl+J.. this copies the entire picture into a layer
2. with the copied layer.. filter>blur>motion blur.. and just play with the angles and the distance
3. get the eraser tool and put the hardness ALL the way to the left.. and just erase the entire car and the edges.
4. ctrl+J the background again to do the rims
5. lasso tool around the rim and tire
6. filter>blur>radial blur. set the amount.. do that for both rims

DONE

 

thanks i kinda messed up on the tint (i was being lazy).

but the angled wheels don't work the same way =/

 

watch...i'm still gonna eff it up

but thanks for the write up

 

as for the angled rims.. i haven't figured out how to do it really well

 

noob question: where do i adjust the hardness for the eraser?

 

here..

 

to change the hardness of the brush.. it's in the same box where u change the size of the brush

 

mx2, here is my poor attempt following your instructions (skipping step 3)



not exactly sure what you mean in step 3

during step 3, i have 2 layers, right? background and copy of the background. so i want to erase the entire car in layer 2 (copy of the background)?

 

for step 3.. just erase your car.. leave the background alone.. it makes it look in focus nd leaving the background moving..

during step 3.. u should have 2 layers.. background and the copy of background

 

ah, okay. thanks for clearing that part up.

but i still don't see where to adjust the hardness o



gawd, i but you i'm just blind...

btw, can you please explain how you did that angled shot?

 

hmm.. wat version photoshop are u using? im using the latest one.. CS2