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Re: hdR (frankybotz87)
Wierd,,,,, but cool. http://********************/smile/emthup.gif
Sport body kit with no winglets,,, http://********************/smile/emthdown.gif
How do you do that??
Wierd,,,,, but cool. http://********************/smile/emthup.gif
Sport body kit with no winglets,,, http://********************/smile/emthdown.gif
How do you do that??
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Re: hdR (bobbrown13)
thanks, my friend took the photos. But you take multiple pictures with different exposures and then edit together.
no winglets only for the winter, roads here aren't that friendly if ya know what I mean. Im thinking about carbon fiber winglets.
| Quote, originally posted by bobbrown13 » |
| Wierd,,,,, but cool. http://********************/smile/emthup.gif Sport body kit with no winglets,,, http://********************/smile/emthdown.gif How do you do that?? |
thanks, my friend took the photos. But you take multiple pictures with different exposures and then edit together.
no winglets only for the winter, roads here aren't that friendly if ya know what I mean. Im thinking about carbon fiber winglets.
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Re: hdR (frankybotz87)
I have the FRP's and they are less forgiving than the stock pieces, CF's cant be far behind. Not a winter alternative.
| Quote, originally posted by frankybotz87 » |
no winglets only for the winter, roads here aren't that friendly if ya know what I mean. Im thinking about carbon fiber winglets. |
I have the FRP's and they are less forgiving than the stock pieces, CF's cant be far behind. Not a winter alternative.
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HDR - kinda. I would say Photoshop tweaks with a touch of HDR!!
Anyway, I like the effects. Something different and cool http://********************/smile/emthup.gif
Getting a true HDR image to work/look right is a huge pain in the a*s! I have been messing around with it a little but still haven't gotten it down.
I have read that a great tool for HDR is this:
http://www.hdrsoft.com/index.html
Oh, #5 needs that bollard taken out!!
Anyway, I like the effects. Something different and cool http://********************/smile/emthup.gif
Getting a true HDR image to work/look right is a huge pain in the a*s! I have been messing around with it a little but still haven't gotten it down.
I have read that a great tool for HDR is this:
http://www.hdrsoft.com/index.html
Oh, #5 needs that bollard taken out!!
Re: (850arrrsaylikepirate)
+1
Photomatix all the way! Although people tend to go over the top with it. I like a subtle bit of hdR myself.
Agreed, plus the horizon needs to be leveled.
Nice looking car!
hdR tips:
Shoot in RAW.
Shoot with ISO 100.
Use tripod.
Bracket your shots.
-Marty
| Quote, originally posted by 850arrrsaylikepirate » |
| HDR - kinda. I would say Photoshop tweaks with a touch of HDR!! |
+1
| Quote, originally posted by 850arrrsaylikepirate » |
| I have read that a great tool for HDR is this: http://www.hdrsoft.com/index.html |
Photomatix all the way! Although people tend to go over the top with it. I like a subtle bit of hdR myself.
| Quote, originally posted by 850arrrsaylikepirate » |
| Oh, #5 needs that bollard taken out!! |
Agreed, plus the horizon needs to be leveled.
Nice looking car!
hdR tips:
Shoot in RAW.
Shoot with ISO 100.
Use tripod.
Bracket your shots.
-Marty
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Re: (SHOlover)
Oh so right on!
:: Engage photo-lingo ::
When bracketing, be sure to hold the aperture and bracket the shutter speed. Also use mirror lockup depeding on the shutter speed.
:: Disengage photo-lingo ::
| Quote, originally posted by SHOlover » |
Photomatix all the way! Although people tend to go over the top with it. I like a subtle bit of hdR myself. hdR tips: Shoot in RAW. Shoot with ISO 100. Use tripod. Bracket your shots. |
Oh so right on!
:: Engage photo-lingo ::
When bracketing, be sure to hold the aperture and bracket the shutter speed. Also use mirror lockup depeding on the shutter speed.
:: Disengage photo-lingo ::
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Re: hdR (frankybotz87)
I do the same thing here in Utah. I'm not gonna risk having my winglets torn off again.
| Quote, originally posted by frankybotz87 » |
no winglets only for the winter, roads here aren't that friendly if ya know what I mean. Im thinking about carbon fiber winglets. |
I do the same thing here in Utah. I'm not gonna risk having my winglets torn off again.
Re: (850arrrsaylikepirate)
Fun pictures. I would say you've gone way overboard, but most people do when they first try playing with that stuff. If you want a little bit of constructive criticism, before opening the shutter on the first picture the photographer should have noticed that the sailboat's mast looks completely ridiculous poking out of the car's windshield like that. Sailboats are cool, I race them professionally, but light posts, parking meters and masts like this one have to be avoided at all cost when framing a shot. In the 2nd pic, same comment about the little tree "growing" on the roof...
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For the record, I use Photomatix as well for my HDR work.
To that I would add either using the countdown timer or a remote to make sure there's no camera shake from depressing the shutter button.
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Fun pictures. I would say you've gone way overboard, but most people do when they first try playing with that stuff. If you want a little bit of constructive criticism, before opening the shutter on the first picture the photographer should have noticed that the sailboat's mast looks completely ridiculous poking out of the car's windshield like that. Sailboats are cool, I race them professionally, but light posts, parking meters and masts like this one have to be avoided at all cost when framing a shot. In the 2nd pic, same comment about the little tree "growing" on the roof...
For the record, I use Photomatix as well for my HDR work.
| Quote, originally posted by 850arrrsaylikepirate » |
| :: Engage photo-lingo :: When bracketing, be sure to hold the aperture and bracket the shutter speed. Also use mirror lockup depeding on the shutter speed. :: Disengage photo-lingo :: |
To that I would add either using the countdown timer or a remote to make sure there's no camera shake from depressing the shutter button.
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Re: (TGO)
exactly. only place I really know of to get some decent pics...with no traffic
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| 1 and 5 are the best. gateway? |
exactly. only place I really know of to get some decent pics...with no traffic
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im right near richmond town. Haven't came across your car yet, but have seen a titanium R by the mall. We need to get a meet going when its a bit warmer
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