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Originally Posted by dcstep
That would be a good candidate to Posterize.
Use the Posterize function and then bend the Exposure Curve around to see the colors and darkness change. I think it'll yield some very interesting effects, particularly for a racing game. You might have to tone mask the lights and tone them down a little, but start by playing with what you've got. PS CS4 has Posterize. Roxio has a Cartoon function that's also fun to play with.
I have to guard against using these effects too much. They're really dramatic to throw into the middle of a bunch of "normal" images, but the ratio needs to be like 1-to-100, unless you're doing an exhibit of Poster effects. The colors get wild, deep and really can zing. Don't forget to use the exposure and color curve to see a wide range of options. (I love that curve adjuster).
Dave
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I'll try posterize and curves out on this photo and see what happens.
