CivicSiRacer

I tried to get this picture to look better, but I keep doing something wrong. I wanted the snow to look crisper, but my car keeps getting darker?

Wharbone

I would select the car with the polygonal lasso tool. Then under "Select" hit "Inverse".

Now you can adjust color, contrast, etc. without the part you selected. I also lightened your car slightly.

This was just a quick job. It can look much better.



edit: How do you make the attatched image full size?

c_rogue69

you've been a member this long and don't know how to put a full size image instead of just attaching it?

:ban:

Wharbone

I know how to use we todd and other services, but don't know how to make attatched files also show up as full size.

edit: nevermind, figured it out.

SWOOSHER21

is this what you are looking for. its kinda hard to work with 72 dpi, but i tried.

CivicSiRacer

Wow that's great. But the color of my car is a bit dark.

SWOOSHER21

thats what happens when the car is kinda fuzzy to begin with (low resolution and a bit over exposed). in your pic, the car color isnt very saturated. i tried to help it out a it, but like i said, its hard with the low resolution. there isnt enough digital data to keep everything detailed and clear. i could probably make it work if i wanted to sit an play with it for awhile.

westcoaststyle

try using the shadow/highlight adjustments in PS CS. That should help. If you don't want anything to change on your car, try cutting it out as mentioned above. Finally, you could also get a lot out of adjusting the levels, but it will make changes to the look of the car as well if if is not copied ot another layer.

hih Mike.

westcoaststyle

done with shadow/highlight.

Made the car a bit brighter/clearer actually.

westcoaststyle

A bit more tweaking with shadow/highlight: