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Oct 30, 2008 22:58 |  #1

Took some pictures of my car tonight and want to get some feedback from you guys. The first 2 are my experiments with HDR. The light above kinda washed the front bumper/top of the hood out. Any way to fix that in PS or is that something I should have accounted for before the shot? Anyways, enjoy the shots and any advice on how I could make the pictures better would be appreciated. Always looking for ways to improve my shots :cool:

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Oct 31, 2008 00:00 |  #2

i betcha photosguy will talk about reflections...


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Oct 31, 2008 01:03 |  #3

^ Yep... He'll tell you to walk around the car! Or try a different angle/location.. lol

Nice car though. Where are the power mods? :) Going boost?


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Oct 31, 2008 01:32 |  #4

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^ Yep... He'll tell you to walk around the car! Or try a different angle/location.. lol

Nice car though. Where are the power mods? :) Going boost?

Preciate it. The car is pretty slow right now.. HKS exhaust, Motordyne intake manifold spacer & JWT intake. One day she will be APS TT, just don't know how soon that day will be :D


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Oct 31, 2008 01:42 |  #5

I see... my friends dad has the Greddy TT kit on his Z... And dammit is that thing fast!


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Oct 31, 2008 03:39 as a reply to  @ CorzyPhoto's post |  #6

Some of these pictures seem a bit dark to me...not sure if it was from the post processing or just the fact that they are underexposd. That trailer in picture number 2 is kiling the shot. And lastly photo 3 is an awkward angle, and an even more awkward focus point (the rear wheel is sharp, yet it appears as though the main thing in the photo is the front wheel).


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Oct 31, 2008 07:15 |  #7

The light above kinda washed the front bumper/top of the hood out. Any way to fix that in PS or is that something I should have accounted for before the shot?

It's always better to blend in two different exposures than to try to fix it when theres only blown detail in the whites. I don't mind some unimportant highlights being blown but, given the contrasty lighting here, the way I calculate exposure would have left the tires way too dark.
DPP and blown highlights

i betcha photosguy will talk about reflections...
^ Yep... He'll tell you to walk around the car! Or try a different angle/location.. lol

Already did that in another thread, so it's up to you guys now. ;) Good advice!
The last one is starting to look pretty good. I'd PS out the small, bright highlights from the lights.
Does #2 look to anyone else like it's in a crusher? :D

Some of these pictures seem a bit dark to me...not sure if it was from the post processing or just the fact that they are underexposd

The mood is kind of dark, but I see detail in the tread in #1 using color managed Firefox3. Firefox 3 "Enable Color Management" Trick..


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