Automotive Image Editing/Post-Processing: Before and After

I can definitely see the license plate standing out now. I should pull color from the trunk and fill it where the plate was, that should help. Additionally, I can definitely work on getting rid of the wheel. I'll post another shot or two when I get back to my computer. Thanks.

jmr0s2k wrote in post #17725442
I can definitely see the license plate standing out now. I should pull color from the trunk and fill it where the plate was,...

Here's a simple example of just converting one to the year of the car: (rear view)

needs some more work here.
white balance on each shot is a tad different as well.

First post on here for a good while! Shot this last week and had a play about with it:

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/yzsF​zE

the shadows don't line up with the new sun, but other than that I like the background replacement.

Looks great! I never could've come close to this edit, but if I had your skill, I would've moved the sun over to the left. Not only would the car's shadow make more sense, but the composition would be better, in my opinion.

The thread with more images is here: Hugh's '95 Ford Pickup

I started with three image files with different exposures. Selections and Layer masks were used to combine them. Look at the insert of the Layers Palette.
These were shot wider than I usually do because I didn't know which images would be used for 2X3 or 4X5 format.

Don't even know how you're using a 20D still! These days thats a simple 1 frame shot with a Sony A7. We really are spoiled these days.

Tony_Stark wrote in post #17744681
Don't even know how you're using a 20D still! These days thats a simple 1 frame shot with a Sony A7. We really are spoiled these days.

Sony? Don't they make Betamax? Is there a menu item for removing trees on the fender? ; )

Wow now thats an edit. I need to learn your ways

Thats awesome! Who needs a GoPro when you have that boom! Who makes it if you dont mind me asking?

Also a really noob question but how did you get rid of the shadow so perfectly?

Nice work! Funny I was just scrolling thru and noticed the G, I've seen it around the MyG37 forum as well, great build

Love the G! Great edits too

Wow I need to learn this. The art of rolling shots without even rolling lol. Love it

Well this is awkward... It wouldn't let me "quote" on my phone so it turned into a long list of replies. Totally not talking to thin air here, my apologies.