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Read
this first!:
Face it, you're ugly. Do the world a favor and limit your
face exposure by putting some tint on your car. Here is a
quick and simple method for adding tint. There are other
methods as well, this is just one.
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What
we want to do is add some window tint to this very handsome
Porsche 911 Turbo. After all, it looks hot there!
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Our
first step is to outline all areas where tint would be. So
we're going to select the side windows and rear window using the
polygon lasso. Don't select the windshield! That
would be illegal!
Tools used this
step:
Poly Lasso
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After
we've made our selection, we are going to create a new layer by
either clicking on the "New Layer" icon, or by going:
-Layer
-New Layer
Then use the
paint bucket to fill the selection with black (or any other tint
color you choose).
Tools used this
step:
Paint Bucket
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Now
we are going to lower the opacity of our layer. The
opacity can be found at the top of the layer window as shown:
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Ta-da!
Now people won't see how ugly you really are!
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TIPS:
1) For
the more advanced user, we can add some reflection and glare to
the window.
2) Keep in mind that if the window on one side of the car
has tint then the other side probably has it to! Be tricky
and select the window on the other side of the car and create a
new layer and do the same tinting steps. This will achieve a
higher level of realism.
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