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04-07-11, 12:29 AM
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Ford A Model

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Went to a local little village fete. There was some (6) old cars there. It was a nightmare trying to get pictures as so many people around them. Anyway, after a bit of work I've manage this one. Old faded treatment and normal.











     
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04-07-11, 01:50 AM
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Both interesting. I like the second best I think - though I do like the old treatment - perhaps some grain would help? It looks a bit too smooth and crisp!

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04-07-11, 01:10 PM
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Thanks Z.
I have tried adding a bit of grain in CS5 to see if it works.



     
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04-07-11, 01:54 PM
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Definitely a bit better! I think I'd back off on the grain a little (fussy sod eh?) but really just the tiniest amount!

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04-07-11, 01:59 PM
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Here you go - had a bit of a play with the top image - you had your edit box ticked, so thought I'd upload! Think I might prefer your most recent edit actually



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05-07-11, 09:44 AM
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Skyshine I dont understand .............such a beautiful deserves to be in full colour so I can see its full glory dump the crap and keep the superb colour shot


     
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05-07-11, 10:11 AM
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Z. The only thing I can see is it's a little darker You can have a go if you want to get the sign out the window hahahaha



Cakey. In colour is my fav Cakey but I was trying to get that old feel of when the car was made. That's why I posted the 2.
You're right though. A classic like that needs to be seen.


     
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