Did this collage for my photography class at school and just wanted to share it with you guys...




Sry 6th gen's i couldn't fit you in...

 

Me likes it... I wish I knew photo editing to do something like that...

 

i wish i just had the program

 

Awesome! Your teacher better give you an A!

 

at least block out the plates on my car if you're gonna use it w/o my permission.

 

alex you should have used mine.

 

Have fun with Photoshop, it gets addicting.

Another cool idea would be to take a side shot of all the cars and blend the rear to the fronts using the different generations.

trunk - 3rd gen
rear door - 4h
front doors - 5th
hood - 6th

 

my bad didnt even think of it. nice car though

 

WETZELISIOUS!!!!!!

nice but why is the 4th gen so predominant. we all know 5th gens are where it's at
j/k 4th gens are why the community is where it is today.
i still miss my 4th and am going to buy another next fall to replace my 92! then i give the 92 to my brother and there gets to be a 3rd 4th 5th and 6th gen in the family driveway!

 

not to be rude but i never understood how someone can get your address from your license plate...which i assume is why you don't want it shown. mind explaining?

 

nah i'm just giving him a hard time just because he used my picture w/o my permission. If you look at all my posts that I post of my car i leave the plates up. If you're so paranoid you should drive with your plates blocked or never drive your car.

 

it may be public record
someone sees a car online they like
they may try to steal it in person
but i'll be like LeVar Burton and say "but don't take my word for it"... because I'm not entirely sure.

 

Sry i didnt ask the thing was due today and i started late last night... my bad

 

Yea, Thats something I never understood that, I see your plates anywhere you go!

 

To the OP: I prefer the left pic in your sig, the rear 1/4 panel 3rd gen.
Jae

 

You on crack? The Maxima made its name as the '4DSC'.....that was the 3rd gen....

 

I must agree here. I would like the same pic with the 3rd gen most prominent. The whole 4DSC is wht made me want a Maxima oh soo bad back then.

 

Well ill see what i can do this weekend when i have some free time...

 

I would have to agree with you.

The pic on the right is just to show both my cars together, wasnt really meant to be an artistic shot.

 

Well, I liked the rear shot cuz the non-VE front clip looks funky w/o fogs and w/o the hamburger logo on the grill. The rear quarter's great, along w/the streak's in the road and the lighting.

In the collage, the 3rd gen's got some tree shading that makes it look strange, esp in the negative shot.

Jae

 

The white car has fogs, they are just in the shadows and i cut up a VE grill so i cant mount the hamburger logo.

As for the 3rd gen in the collage, it was the only one i could find in the correct position i was looking for.

 

what are you talking about? it fits just fine to me.

 

sorry that started on the 2nd gens looks like he didn't get one of them in the pic either

 

Looks pretty good. I would have tried to cut the cars closer to the body lines, and not include the shaddowing on the ground, but that's just me.

 

nice job man really

 

I agree with you, but i was origonally going to have it on white so it would have looked a little wierd, o well...

 

really?

my neighbor had a 2nd gen back in the day and I don't recall ever seeing the "4DSC" decal on the window....

I mean, the 1st gen was really the closest to a real sportscar....after all, it was RWD

 

yea i'm not sure what year they started putting the stickers on the window but my 87 SE had them but my 85 doesn't have them.

 

nice i want one but with my car in the photo icould e-mail a couple of picz if ya like

 

you totally stole my idea lol. I was thinking about that like 6 months ago but could never find a solid side-view shot of all the cars.. but nonetheless dude, nice collage! I love PS, this has inspired me to do something for the Maxima
s now

 

Nice

 

I would have hid the gauge cluster behind the cars instead of just superimposing it over everything...

 

Thank goodness for layers. Few clicks and it's all done!
Jae