C7 Render Photoshop thread
Safety Car
Joined: Apr 2009
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From: Area Z51
If they really want to market to a younger group they really need to add some exciting eye catching colors. Some good advertising is driving down the road and stopping at traffic lights and seeing those exciting new colors on a new car. That new "Lambo looking" Green on the new Mustang GT looks good. Every time i see it, it makes me want to go buy one LOL.
Last edited by jr3; Dec 17, 2012 at 11:39 PM.
Safety Car
Joined: Apr 2006
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From: Anaheim Hills, Ca
Very nice work...I gotta say though, I've been very open minded about the C7 and ignoring all the negative comments, but after seeing so many pics of the rear end and the rear quarter from the side view here, I really hope it looks better than it does in these renderings. Really, really hope it does.
Safety Car
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From: Area Z51
The front end in this render does have an exotic look to it. I still think the rear end and tail lights need some work, but if this render is correct then i guess it could have potential (I guess im starting to crack).
Last edited by jr3; Dec 17, 2012 at 10:39 PM.
Safety Car
Joined: Apr 2009
Posts: 3,822
Likes: 64
From: Area Z51
A little revised rear bumper...
1. Separated the tail lights (Still has the angle design to remain close to the original render).
2. Body color matched rear deck lid spoiler.
3. Horizonal midway groove (rear bumper ditch) line filled in.
4. Possible matte black bumper base.
5. Added a rear diffuser.
6. Removed rear bumper vents (for cleaner look).
And the Clean Bumper (with the extras removed)...
1. Separated the tail lights (Still has the angle design to remain close to the original render).
2. Body color matched rear deck lid spoiler.
3. Horizonal midway groove (rear bumper ditch) line filled in.
4. Possible matte black bumper base.
5. Added a rear diffuser.
6. Removed rear bumper vents (for cleaner look).
And the Clean Bumper (with the extras removed)...
Last edited by jr3; Dec 18, 2012 at 02:57 AM.
Melting Slicks
Joined: Dec 1999
Posts: 2,152
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From: lisbon ,md,usa
A little revised rear bumper...
1. Seperated the tail lights (Still has the angle design to remain close to the original render).
2. Body color matched rear deck lid spoiler.
3. Horizonal midway groove (rear bumper ditch) line filled in.
4. Possible matte black bumper base.
5. Added a rear diffuser.
6. Removed rear bumper vents (for cleaner look).
1. Seperated the tail lights (Still has the angle design to remain close to the original render).
2. Body color matched rear deck lid spoiler.
3. Horizonal midway groove (rear bumper ditch) line filled in.
4. Possible matte black bumper base.
5. Added a rear diffuser.
6. Removed rear bumper vents (for cleaner look).
Safety Car
Joined: Apr 2009
Posts: 3,822
Likes: 64
From: Area Z51
A little more...
* Extended fender vent spears.
* Lambo style rear deck lid spoiler.
* Z06 side scoops.
* Bodyside racing stripes.
* Some ground effects.
* Extended fender vent spears.
* Lambo style rear deck lid spoiler.
* Z06 side scoops.
* Bodyside racing stripes.
* Some ground effects.
Last edited by jr3; Dec 18, 2012 at 02:47 AM.
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AIR FORCE VETERAN
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From: Pennsylvania
I really like the C7 the way it is. However I have never left any of my Corvettes totally stock. That is the basis for all the tuners and modifiers to earn a living. I really like the stripe packages shown. I am sure I will have my paint guy do some interesting things.
Thank you so much for our work on theses pictures.
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Thank you so much for our work on theses pictures.
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Instructor
Joined: Dec 2012
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From: Oswego Illinois
I keep reading that the end of the world is suppose to happen in 2 days.(December 21, 2012) I can't help but wonder, maybe if we bring this to the attention of Chevy maybe they will release photos of the C7 before we're all suppose to die this coming Friday.
Last edited by WBT; Dec 19, 2012 at 03:56 PM.
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Instructor
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Drifting
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Racer
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From: Longmont CO
Nope.
Best regards,
...z
Race Director
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Okay, I know how they got to the front end from all the "leaks," but the rear end??? NO FRACKING WAY IN HADES!!! There's nothing anywhere to make these "guessers" lean towards that crap Camaro-like taillight assembly with an overabundance of angles and "blacked-out" areas, and the only thing that shows through the camouflage clearly is the surround of the exhaust pipes. I'm not crazy about that feature, either. I may hafta cancel my MT subscription if they keep printing nonsense...
Best regards,
...z
Best regards,
...z