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All Things Photochopped (Submit Updates 2/10)

30 posts Started 30 Mar 2009 Last recovered post 29 Mar 2015 Wayback Machine snapshot 3 Apr 2015

#1
I am keeping a collection of all custom paints/photochops. Currently, they are not organized by any means.

VFRD Paint jobs and Chops


Last update: 11/22/10

11/22/10 - Moved from Flickr To Photobucket
- added pictures since last update
4/1/09 - Sorted by generations
5/12/09 - Added more pictures

If there are any pics you would like added or removed, just send a PM.
Edited by YoshiHNS, 10 February 2012 - 09:39 AM.
#2
Nice!
#3

[image: View Post]Rivcyko, on Mar 30 2009, 07:09 PM, said:

Nice!
Very Nice!
#4
good deal!   Actually answered some paint ideas I was tossing around..   thanks.
#5
Thanks for pulling all the shots together, Yoshi!  I'll see if I have more lurking about.
#6
I was woundering if you could photo shop another picture. On the link to your pics, the second pic on the first page. Turn the silver to black, the white to red, and a thin silver pin stripe between the two. Thats what i've been thinking about painting my bike, and i don't know anyone that can use photo shop.
Thanks, Bill...
#7

[image: View Post]oyama, on 30 March 2009 - 08:39 PM, said:

[image: View Post]Rivcyko, on Mar 30 2009, 07:09 PM, said:

Nice!
Very Nice!
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#8
+1  Very nice pics Yosh!
:biggrin:
#9
Add this if you want, it doesn't represent anything real just having fun with Photoshop.

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#10
Great bunch of work there...very nice for reference.
#11
HEY, I made it in there! http://www.vfrdiscus...tyle_emoticons/default/smile.gif
#12
Sweet! The RWB with white wheels is very sharp! And the Repsol model, love it. :biggrin:
#13
THANK YOU!

A few times now I've brought up the idea of a sticky thread for custom paint jobs. You took it on your own to put one together. They say "Lead, follow or get out of the way" I decided to out of the way, you decided to lead! :fing02:
#14
It's been a while since I've done anything with this, so I took the time today to do a major update on it.

I moved all the pictures from Flickr to Photobucket. There are several reasons I did this. Big two were photo limit on flickr and ease of organizing photos on PB. The link has been updated in the first post.

I've added a slew of photochops and custom jobs since I last did anything with the thread.

I've also organized everything by generation instead of having one album with everything. The Misc album is where I am putting body conversions and other work that doesn't clearly fall in one category.

Hopefully I'll keep a better tab on this stuff in the future and do updates more often than one a year.

Enjoy.
#16
Thanks for this, there are some really good examples in there. In the 3rd-4th Gen page, I really like the Camel Honda RC-45 replica. I also really like the orange 5th Gen, as well as the Repsol 6th Gen! I'm kinda surprised that mine made it, cool regardless!!! Thanks again for the awesome collection!!!
#17
Ugh...I need to get you an updated shot of my bike. The one you have still shows the original corner panel before it was painted and doesn't have the vinyl striping that was added a week later.

Love the whole setup though. That was a great idea and very organized. :fing02:
#18
Thanks.

I need to update it again, and move some 5th gens out of the 6th gen section :blush:
#20
Anyone, please help.... Thanks a lot...

[image: View Post]VietHorse, on 28 October 2011 - 01:16 AM, said:

Anyone gud in Photoshop please help.... to "shop" my Candy Red VFR800 with the below painting scheme - however, I 'd like the Red color still the main tone on the bike:

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Thank you.
#23
I would like to see how the RC30 style paint looks on a 4th gen if anyone feels like tackling that. I really like that 6th gen with it.
#24
I'm going to have a bit of time to update the collection in the next week. If you want to make it easier on me, submit any paint jobs or photoshops that aren't already in the collection via link in a reply post. Thanks!
#29


That is Very Cool!   :beer:


Honestly might just go this route if ever a respray. Have the yellow follow the tank lines to the front lip of the front fairings and just follow it down. 


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