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23Jul/0911

How to Enhance Car Photos with Motion Blur (Free software; GIMP, tutorial) (Dom Bower)

In this video i show you 2 ways to apply motion blur to an image of a stationary car to make it looks like it is moving. This tutorial uses the free software called GIMP which has many of the same controls as adobe photoshop and also with its easy use of layermasks makes it more simple than adobe photoshop elements. This is not a case of cheating photography but enhancing your images post produciton. I will also show you how to make the car stand out even more after applying motion blur ...

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  1. Dom, which lens did you use to take the photo, was it ur tokina 11-16mm?

  2. i thought it was quite ballsy that bob barks back at me when i tell him to shut up.

  3. 5/5 for the video!!! but 6/5 for Dom’s dog!!! lol… nice tutorial.

  4. Ahhh i dont know why but your vids always skip on my computer :P

  5. OMG THIS WAS SO COOL. ANd it isn’t JUST for cars either! Thanks Dom for another great video! If only my friends actually were interested in photography I would recommend them to subscribe!

  6. absolutly correct, the only thing is that taht would mean i would have to do 3 different clicks not just one. but yes same effect

  7. You don’t have to use the eraser tool, just swap the colors (from black to white) and the result will be the same :)

  8. The intro to this video was awesome video! I love how your photos came out. I’m going to try this out on my Dad’s Saab……..if it ever stops raining. I’ll post my results as a video response

  9. Oh, cool i didnt know how to use the scissors, i learned two things at once :D
    Thanks for the video!

  10. Excellent tutorial once again! 5/5 I love that all of these effects can be done using GIMP. Free Software FTW!


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