Likwid

I'll ask my buddy, he's active duty.

Well I do have front disc. A friend has a custom chopper he built... no brakes on the front... that scares me.

Holy shit. *runs the fuck away from this train*

You should your dirty mouth or I'll shut it for you! GOT A PROBLEM!?!? lol, agreedn but efights are eawesome

lol, I'll detain your lawsuit!

Great post! In terms of zoning does the existence of a TRUE middle gray eliminate the need for the full grayscale?

I can do a pseudo HDR if you have a high quality original, won't look even close to what you'd want without true exposure adjusted originals. I didn't think it was possible to do a tilt shift from an image, I thought you HAD to have the right original.

qft It's not a glorious job, nor one that pays super well, but without teachers everyone would end up... well, like most of teh interwebs

If I had any left over I would!

What would you understand anyway, it aint ebonics yo. Annnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnd go!

awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww man I wish I had 3 months off a year too! lol

Dude look at this When your color goes flat like the reds are, that means you overdid it, you shouldn't lose all depth and create artifacts when you adjust an image, that's my point

Just to be clear, I wasn't implying that his price would indicate a lack of skill or quality. Quite the opposite, I'd advocate anyone that is considering tinting to use a professional, seen too many really crappy self-done tints.

Dammmn! That's a good price. Now having a tint job that doesn't have bubbles, that's priceless!

fucking yes

That's some handy work. Personally, I'd bring the yellows down just a tad so the grass washes out a little more but maintaining the green on the bike. But that may be too much. Qft, gotta be subtle.

I use a profiling tool, but I keep my monitor at home around 5600 where-as at work I have to use a much cooler color because of the lighting

It seems all you need to do to be professional is click on the magical sepia button

Man, I wouldn't use that second image as an example of your work. And to answer your questions... lol, I don't need to prove my credentials to you. Now, the fact you're on a crappy computer using crappy images should have been all you said

Meh, I would assume it's curves, since levels would remove most of the detail from the front fairing (I tried levels first and it looked crappy, removed too much grey) Either way, you can really fuck up the tones of an image using curves, but it's the uber way to make your pictures look super teh awesome when the original wasn't very clear. You're right though, it's not saturation in PHOTOSHOP, I couldn't fuck it up to look exactly like that with saturation, although you can get it pretty close. But "saturation" is a subject of how much grey is in a color.... if you remove all the grey it's over-saturated