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May 05, 2010 21:48 |  #8041

Nice.. I was standing similar to where you took that first photo.. but was only there around lunchtime :)


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May 05, 2010 22:01 |  #8042

lil_miss wrote in post #10129671 (external link)
Nice.. I was standing similar to where you took that first photo.. but was only there around lunchtime :)

Thanks.

I left at about 12.15.

I dont know whether the reflection of the trees on the windscreens is a good or bad thing. Difficult to get a shot without reflections.


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May 05, 2010 22:43 |  #8043

davethejnz wrote in post #10129724 (external link)
Thanks.

I left at about 12.15.

I dont know whether the reflection of the trees on the windscreens is a good or bad thing. Difficult to get a shot without reflections.

I use a polarizing filter which can remove most if not all of that.


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May 05, 2010 23:57 |  #8044

Why is it that people will freely share their camera/photographic techniques but go all hush hush when you ask about their PP :| seems odd to me.


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May 05, 2010 23:59 |  #8045

Sancho wrote in post #10130299 (external link)
Why is it that people will freely share their camera/photographic techniques but go all hush hush when you ask about their PP :| seems odd to me.

What/who/when did you ask? I could tell you mine but it's dead simple.


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May 06, 2010 00:33 |  #8046

Over the last year or two I have 3 - 4 people when I have seen something quite different and just get "Oh, nothing much, just used lightroom a bit and used levels" or something similar and it's obvious more was used..... I just find it odd and it seems to be common place really.

On the flipside, if someone has developed a 'style' that is new and different and they plan on relying on that style for commercial purposes I can understand it, but most in the situations I have approached are not using the style as mentioned.


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May 06, 2010 00:35 |  #8047

Just won a double pass for the whole weekend for the Rally - we cant use it Saturday as we have a wedding - anyone else keen... We'll need to get it back Sat night as we plan on going Sunday at the crack of dawn... They will get you into the Hampton Downs Super special stage as well (normally extra $$) :)


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May 06, 2010 00:40 |  #8048

I have LOTS of biscuits from work.

If you know where I live, feel free to drop in and pick some up :)



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May 06, 2010 01:13 |  #8049

amitch wrote in post #10129945 (external link)
I use a polarizing filter which can remove most if not all of that.

Thanks for the tip. I never thought of that.


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May 06, 2010 02:28 |  #8050

davethejnz wrote in post #10130598 (external link)
Thanks for the tip. I never thought of that.

No probs, just don't ask about PP :D


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May 06, 2010 02:35 as a reply to  @ amitch's post |  #8051

And while we're on the topic, they are also great for enhancing skies.

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The blue was ok here, but with the filter on the clouds really popped out. It also removed a bit of the glare of the car. Then a bit of lightroom to darken the sky as well by under exposing it.

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May 06, 2010 02:44 |  #8052

Sancho wrote in post #10130432 (external link)
Over the last year or two I have 3 - 4 people when I have seen something quite different and just get "Oh, nothing much, just used lightroom a bit and used levels" or something similar and it's obvious more was used..... I just find it odd and it seems to be common place really.

On the flipside, if someone has developed a 'style' that is new and different and they plan on relying on that style for commercial purposes I can understand it, but most in the situations I have approached are not using the style as mentioned.

If they are like me, then they start off in lightroom & fiddle and tweak, then swap to photoshop and mess around and in the end haven't got the foggiest about how they got to the final photo. ;)

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And while we're on the topic, they are also great for enhancing skies.

The blue was ok here, but with the filter on the clouds really popped out. It also removed a bit of the glare of the car. Then a bit of lightroom to darken the sky as well by under exposing it.

Sweet.

Good combination of sports car and jet.


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May 06, 2010 03:11 |  #8053

akiwi wrote in post #10130782 (external link)
If they are like me, then they start off in lightroom & fiddle and tweak, then swap to photoshop and mess around and in the end haven't got the foggiest about how they got to the final photo. ;)

I'm screwed then, I abondoned lightroom lastyear :| I just use Bridge and Photoshop.


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May 06, 2010 05:12 |  #8054

Sancho wrote in post #10130829 (external link)
I'm screwed then, I abondoned lightroom lastyear :| I just use Bridge and Photoshop.

I new a guy like that, would not tell me how he did things in PS, but im like Peter I dont follow a recipie (workflow) I stop when Im happy just dont ask me what I did to get the result.


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May 06, 2010 19:35 |  #8055

Sancho wrote in post #10130829 (external link)
I'm screwed then, I abondoned lightroom lastyear :| I just use Bridge and Photoshop.

The first image is after setting white balance, auto tone (works pretty good but sometimes needs tweaking)
some colour adjusting to suit.

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This one has also had Luminance played with, which in this image has really made the hills behind pop.

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