Any more tips?

[davidh]

I think I have uploaded pretty much all my tips for post processing.Most,if not all of my images contain everything that I have shown.There are some small tweaks and colour toning that I do,but,all in all this is what I do for my images.

I hope that you have gotten something from these and maybe someone will upload something different or a more efficient way of doing things.
I will,of course,continue to upload images to the gallery.

Thanks for the interest.

[penumbradesign]

Thanks David,

This part of the forum has become my fast favorite!

I have been following Alex Hogrefe's Blog for some time, I hope he doesn't mind the link to his Website http://www.alexhogrefe.com/tutorials. He has a trove of tutorials in post pro that I have found very useful.

[pbacot]

Thank you David. While you may have covered the specific tips, any workflow ideas are welcome. Everytime I read your posts it helps, even in approaching other problems that may not seem related. BTW the CatchUp article is great. If that is a storm "brewing" where you live, I'd hate to see one that has actually started. Hope you decide to do more articles.

[irwanwr]

i am always interested with any other fellow graphic worker. each have their own style, workflow, problem solving, etc.
glad to see you here, david.

[dale]

David
I have been following and have learned a whole bunch, and am so appreciative as I use post pro on most work particularly for landscape.
I could use some advice on how to approach a little task I have offered to do for a friend.
He is a car fanatic, and is currently rebuilding an old truck. He wants me to show him what it would look like with different paint colors so he can choose one.
I haven't seen the photo yet, but I have been mulling over the best way to get some realistic reflections from the applied colors in photoshop. Any suggestions?