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Jun 24, 2013 23:36 |  #1

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Jun 25, 2013 08:30 |  #3

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Jul 01, 2013 23:36 |  #4

My two cents

Well as someone already pointed out on another thread, not enough range. You got halos, need color correcting as you have like bluish/green chrome on a lot of em. You sharpened these so much they look way too busy for it's surroundings. They have that too baked looked to em. Some like it, some don't.

Should try to process em and shoot for a more natural looking pic. I hate shooting cars at a car show, they are way too close and the surrounding area just never fits well. I'd try to find a more suitable situation for shooting hdr cars. Some cool looking cars tho.


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Jul 02, 2013 00:14 |  #5

For me the process worked best on the first. Bold lines telling the story.


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