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theelectrician
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Jul 25, 2010 01:55 |  #1

Let me know what you think.

I wanted to see what I could do with some RAW and PP so I snapped a shot of the G35 in our driveway.

The left is the original and the other two are the edits.

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Jul 25, 2010 04:45 |  #2

I think the original looks fine


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Jul 25, 2010 05:04 |  #3

What were you trying to achieve? The 3rd looks to be too saturated - the leaves maybe an oragne/red, but the ground would not be that colour.
The 1st does look a little cold (blue) and the 2nd makes it warmer.
Not sure what you have done to the car as the images are a little small to really see.


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Jul 25, 2010 15:30 |  #4

The original isn't that bad but it is a bit cold and dull. I am not sure what I was trying to achieve, I have only just begun to delve into RAW shooting and using Photoshop to post process so I was just messing around really. The third one looks better when it is enlarged and the ground isn't so orange


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