Are you assuming that the front window doesn't have tint with this method? - what if I want all windows tinted - should I try to make the parts where two windows overlap even darker than the front window for instance?
Anything really. If you're really on a strict budget Lenovo Thinkpads are really solid. They're typically used as business machines and typically perform well and can be had for cheap used. Something like a Thinkpad T480 can be found with a couple year old Intel i7 and 16GB of Ram for like $200 - $250. Or you can look for a few year old MacBook for like probably $350. Or if you want to step up, you can buy a 2020 M1 MacBook Air for about $600 that will last for years. I've been a Windows user forever, but the M1 Macs are an insane value. But at the end of the day, if you have anything made within the last 5 years it will probably be fine unless it is 5 years old and only cost like $300 to begin with. Avoid that lol. Just look for an Intel i5 or i7 and at least 8GB of RAM and you'll be fine.
Thank you so much I’ll be heading to Best Buy soon hahaha last time was awful bought a laptop for 2k in 2016 and only good thing about it was the terabyte of memory felt like they lied couldn’t support Skyrim 😂 (I was young) knowledge is power I appreciate your help
Sorry for the late reply, but @rmcguinn94 gave some pretty solid suggestions. I'm currently running an HP. Lenovo is a solid pc company too. Overall, my recommendation is if it can run a modern pc game, it will typically handle Adobe suite too. RAM and HD space are the two things I always try to max out if possible. Good luck, man!
Just got PS, absolutely no preexisting knowledge of editing whatsoever, im trying to visualize my future plans for my car and i gotta say, im starting to lose it... What you described to take 5 minutes per step has taken me 1.5 hours to figure out, and i have yet to change the paintjob... Nothing I try goes smoothly right now, for example with the wheels, from the "donor picture", i couldnt figure out how to select two ellipses at the same time so i copy/pasted the same wheel twice and distorted it, the pen tools curving feature is driving me nuts, and even basic stuff like creating layers, or selecting a cut out piece is very unintuitive in my opinion... Hope this gets better with time. Nevertheless, nice and i would gess easy to follow guide, but you definetely struggle to follow as a straight up beginner :P Sorry for rambling too :S
YO Man!!! No worries about the rambling, this feedback is invaluable. Dude, first I'm sorry you're having a tough time with Photoshop. I will try to make some better tutorials. Also, let me know if there's anything I can do to help. 👊👍
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Thank you for this tutorial my friend 🥰
could you please tell us how we can make a carbon hood via photoshop?
Amazing!!!
Are you assuming that the front window doesn't have tint with this method? - what if I want all windows tinted - should I try to make the parts where two windows overlap even darker than the front window for instance?
Nice video
Thanks, I hope it's helpful.
What program are you using ?
This is Adobe Photoshop.
Amazing Bro
I apologize beforehand, but what is a okay laptop for photoshopping like that I’m on a budget any advice ?
Anything really. If you're really on a strict budget Lenovo Thinkpads are really solid. They're typically used as business machines and typically perform well and can be had for cheap used. Something like a Thinkpad T480 can be found with a couple year old Intel i7 and 16GB of Ram for like $200 - $250. Or you can look for a few year old MacBook for like probably $350.
Or if you want to step up, you can buy a 2020 M1 MacBook Air for about $600 that will last for years. I've been a Windows user forever, but the M1 Macs are an insane value.
But at the end of the day, if you have anything made within the last 5 years it will probably be fine unless it is 5 years old and only cost like $300 to begin with. Avoid that lol. Just look for an Intel i5 or i7 and at least 8GB of RAM and you'll be fine.
Thank you so much I’ll be heading to Best Buy soon hahaha last time was awful bought a laptop for 2k in 2016 and only good thing about it was the terabyte of memory felt like they lied couldn’t support Skyrim 😂 (I was young) knowledge is power I appreciate your help
Sorry for the late reply, but @rmcguinn94 gave some pretty solid suggestions. I'm currently running an HP. Lenovo is a solid pc company too. Overall, my recommendation is if it can run a modern pc game, it will typically handle Adobe suite too. RAM and HD space are the two things I always try to max out if possible. Good luck, man!
@@ThePhotoshopGarage thanks man i got a budget and went with the MSI gf63 i5 and it runs smooth now I have to practice in adobe photoshopping
What version of photoshop is this?
I think it’s the full version, I just got the free trial
@@Dalton2v I mean is it photoshop 2020 or older/newer?
Sorry for the WAAYYYY Late reply. I'm on the most recent version of PS.
Apps name please?
Hey, sorry for the late reply. I'm using Adobe Photoshop for just about everything on the channel.
App ñame?
Hey, sorry about missing your comment. This is Adobe Photoshop.
Just got PS, absolutely no preexisting knowledge of editing whatsoever, im trying to visualize my future plans for my car and i gotta say, im starting to lose it... What you described to take 5 minutes per step has taken me 1.5 hours to figure out, and i have yet to change the paintjob... Nothing I try goes smoothly right now, for example with the wheels, from the "donor picture", i couldnt figure out how to select two ellipses at the same time so i copy/pasted the same wheel twice and distorted it, the pen tools curving feature is driving me nuts, and even basic stuff like creating layers, or selecting a cut out piece is very unintuitive in my opinion... Hope this gets better with time. Nevertheless, nice and i would gess easy to follow guide, but you definetely struggle to follow as a straight up beginner :P Sorry for rambling too :S
YO Man!!! No worries about the rambling, this feedback is invaluable. Dude, first I'm sorry you're having a tough time with Photoshop. I will try to make some better tutorials. Also, let me know if there's anything I can do to help. 👊👍
Joe Rogan 🤔 hahaha
This tutorial is confusing
Hey, Thanks for the feedback. How can I improve it?
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I'm not sure what that means......
haha@@ThePhotoshopGarage