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Dec 15, 2010 02:59 |  #1

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Dec 15, 2010 08:31 |  #2

I like the background in #2, but the car looks too low contrast to me.


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Dec 15, 2010 08:55 |  #3

Shame you didn't match the WB of the third shot to the other two.


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Dec 15, 2010 09:55 |  #4

In my opinion, HDR is not conducive to car shots at all, unless you're taking a picture of your car in front of a sunset or something.


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Dec 15, 2010 10:00 |  #5

Hmmm. If only the car was in Collingwood colours


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Dec 15, 2010 11:48 |  #6

HDR ≠ Car photos.

Sorry man, they don't do anything for me. All HDR does with cars is make harsh, bad reflections.


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Dec 15, 2010 14:21 |  #7

Not bad as novelty shots (the HDR treatment) but I don't like the positioning in #2. There is too much wire on top....would rather see some foreground as you did in the other 2.
As already stated the white balance is obviously off in #3.

No. 1 is my preferred if you could clone out that weed in front of the back tire, rotate it a bit clockwise and give it a bit of local contrast boost.
BTW the words "photo by" in your sig are not really needed - why not drop it. The less text the better IIMO.




  
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Dec 15, 2010 15:05 |  #8

To much reverse rake... HDR is bleh in the situation.


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Dec 15, 2010 15:41 |  #9

Do you have a dead body in your trunk?

HDR can work for cars, it just takes special circumstances IMO.


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Dec 15, 2010 17:45 |  #10

not feeling it


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Dec 15, 2010 22:11 |  #11

yeah, i actually prefer the natural images compared to the HDRs. I have only just discovered HDR so i thought i would post a few. I've done a some landscapes in HDR and its good for bringing out the shadows and highlights, its also good for improving the skys/clouds. It can easily be overdone which can be interesting and fun but not something i would frame and mount on my wall.

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Dec 15, 2010 22:42 |  #12

They need to be a tad brighter, but other than that they look good. I would rotate them to the right a bit too, they look crooked.


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Dec 15, 2010 22:51 |  #13

those natural images are way better. if you can tell a photo is hdr you haven't done your job properly, well 99% time. sorry dude.


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Dec 15, 2010 22:55 |  #14

Why does your back tire have a red ring around it and the front doesn't?


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Dec 15, 2010 23:04 |  #15

cheers guys! :) i like the natural look much better aswell

JillOfAllTrades - i scraped off the front redwall to see how it looks without it, and just didnt get around to doing the rest


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