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I have a poster, a factory Porsche poster of a C4S, but I want to change the color of the C4S in the poster to White.
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Changing the colour would not be a problem using Photoshop.
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Changing the colour would not be a problem using Photoshop.
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I have a poster, a factory Porsche poster of a C4S, but I want to change the color of the C4S in the poster to White.
Is that possible? Can it be scanned in and changed? Who does this?
TIA
Edit: Can an Admin correct the title spelling for me?
Changing the colour would not be a problem using Photoshop. Scanning images from printed material, like the Porsche poster, has a very special problem. You will discover a murky herringbone or crosshatched or dotted pattern in the picture. There are ways around this...but it's not an easy task and would require a knowledgeable print shop to do it right!
Hope that helps!
To do this properly, the gray to white may be a challenge to do due to the shading and color depth created by the gray color. My suggestion, go find a great spot and take a photo of your car at the same exact angle and lighting conditions. Then, drop it into place over the gray car. Done.
Two things to make sure of:
1. Match the angle of lighting as best you can. (see - time of day)
2. Take a nice Hi-res photo. (The bigger the better)
Break out Pshop and rock and roll.
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Here's a quick shot. If you really want this done properly, a better scan would be very helpful. Right now it's not much better than screen resolution, so I didn't take care of details like shadows, highlights, and removing the metallic reflections from the gray car.
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Wow. I'd say that's pretty damn good for a quick job.
If I can get it scanned [we have a large scanner here at work I could use - what kind of scan specs are needed? The highest resolution? What format?
I can scan the image as a Photoshop file, PDF, Tiff, or jpeg.
The file size is going to be huge I think. The best resolution I can get on the scanner is 800dpi. The poster is 23 x 18.5
600 DPI or higher (most color scanners will do 1200 dpi, go for that if you can). Save it as a color TIFF file, or JPG with minimum compression.
What are you looking to use it for? Avatar? desktop? print?
A print would be kick *** to put up in the garage in the same size , but if the resolution isn't good enough, IDK, I guess I could shrink it down and make a smaller print.
You can't really add pixels to an image, so the more you blow it up the "fuzzier" it will get. Scanning at the highest resolution available will guarantee that as you resize, there's more image information to extrapolate from. Send along what you have (send me a PM so we can arrange transfer if the file is large) and I'll see what I can do.
