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Oct 30, 2011 15:06 |  #1

Hey folks,
how can I edit a license plate? I want to delete the numbers and letters and enter a new text e.g. That text must follow the license plate getting thinner. Like on the following picture.
http://www.automobilsp​ort.com …o-salon-genf-mini-one.jpg (external link)

thanks winam

I want to do that with photoshop


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Oct 30, 2011 15:18 |  #2

You can place the text on its own layer then use the edit->transform to skew it for the perspective. Just don't put my license plate numbers onto a vehicle doing something illegal.


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Oct 30, 2011 16:16 |  #3

You can get sheet metal and making licence plate training in prison :D


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Oct 30, 2011 17:23 |  #4

Well, let's see -- you would want to "obliterate" the current letters, through maybe a cloning process or some kind of color replacement. Then, you could stretch/tranform the license plate, either sooner or later.

Then, a text layer that you could adjust opacity and maybe add some texture to to make it "realistic".

So, those are some basic ideas you could work with -- what in particular would you have qestions about?


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Oct 31, 2011 06:33 as a reply to  @ tonylong's post |  #5

Or...use magic markers on the real plate and re-shoot... :rolleyes:


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Oct 31, 2011 09:42 |  #6

winam wrote in post #13329142 (external link)
Hey folks,
how can I edit a license plate? I want to delete the numbers and letters and enter a new text e.g. That text must follow the license plate getting thinner. Like on the following picture.
http://www.automobilsp​ort.com …o-salon-genf-mini-one.jpg (external link)

thanks winam

I want to do that with photoshop

Make it here and then use transform in photoshop to get the correct perspective on the Mini.

http://www.autoplates.​com/_custom/europlates​/ (external link)




  
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