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Jan 24th 2003#87351 Report
The Apprentice
Member since: Jan 24th 2003
Posts: 2
Hi i'm new here but have been photoshoping for a while now and hope to advance my skills.

Anyway, i'd like to make chrome on a section of a car not like the cloudy chrome tutorial. Any help will be appreciated
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Jan 24th 2003#87398 Report
Mi Lo Fu
Member since: Nov 28th 2002
Posts: 350
Filter/Sketch/Chrome on your selection
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Jan 26th 2003#87620 Report
Rafael Almeida
Member since: Jan 26th 2003
Posts: 7
Just a complement: chrome filter does not work on non-beveled images. Whether use the "bevel" filter or use a layer style, create a layer UNDER the current one. Then merge the UPPER layer with the LOWER layer.
Then the fiter our friend quoted will work better.

Bye!
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Jan 29th 2003#88065 Report
JRockFL
Member since: Jan 24th 2003
Posts: 5
There are a few different ways, depending on your image. I typically use Layer--->New Adjustment Layer--->Curves and then bend the points around
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Jan 29th 2003#88068 Report
The Apprentice
Member since: Jan 24th 2003
Posts: 2
If you could maybe explain it step by step it would be great because i'm kinda confused.

Also is it possible to make alloy wheels have the polished effect?
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