Photoshop request thread

thank you very much robert

 

Thanks thats freaking sweet,nowhow do i makeitmysig haha

 

Assuming Windows & IE: right click the picture and select "Save Picture As..." It should default to your My Pictures folder.

On the forum select "Control Panel" and then "Edit Signature". Scroll down to the bottom of the page and click the Browse button next to Option 2's box. Find the picture you just saved and select "Ok", then click the "Submit" button. The file will be uploaded to the server. Then click "Save Signature". Should be good to go.

 

thanks man it looks awesome

 

could some one please put these wheels on my truck:

 

Could anyone please place a lift on both of these pics!! 2 or 3" whichever is easier. Thanks so much!!!

 

that looks fuckin sick! i need those wheels!

 

^^ ya bro I would do that for sure haha

 

on the trd wheels by far the best wheel photo shop ive seen mad props

 

It's mostly about quality pictures. The better the pictures are I have to work with and the closer they are to the angle of the truck, the better the results turn out. His pictures are great because it includes close up pictures of the wheel (with the brake caliper and all). On wheels that are shots from a store site, they don't include the stuff behind the wheel in the picture, so I usually just have to black it out. This was basically cut a circle and paste a circle. Maybe 5 minutes tops to do, including posting back.

 

could someone smoke the tail lights both darkly and lightly so i can get an idea of how they would look?/

 

it looks like you have a 6 lug.... they only make these particular wheels in 5 lug for the sequoia and the tundra unfortunately. I looked into them as well.

 

Hey guys! Can someone black the wheels, the grill, and the toolbox on this picture?? Thanks!! If you need a new picture, just let me know!

 

I would recommend not going too dark. It looks nice but your taillights are for safety and are meant to be seen. If someone were to rear-end your truck, you could be held liable if the tailights are dark, especially during daylight ("I didn't know he was slowing down, the taillights were too dim"). I've been behind a vehicle with black taillights. If I didn't happen to focus directly on his lights when he slowed down, I wouldn't have realized he was stopping.

 

Anyone wanna just go crazy with these??? Just put whatever you want on there. Make it your own!!!

 

thanks Evil....and yea i know...i'm pretty sure i'm just gunna get them lightly smoked, just so they match the color of the truck a little more...

 

OH NO!! that freakin sucks