100+ degree weather=go out and take some pics
08-28-2009, 04:10 PM
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100+ degree socal weather=photoshoot.
so my buddy's been bugging me to get some shots of his ms3 since he got his new wheels. 100+ degree weather socal meant it was a good day to be outside.
thought i would share...
and then later we we had nothing better to do so found a parking garage and i snapped some pics.
and i've been wanting to try some HDR stuff so i have it a shot.
this is my first time trying to do so...
any tips would help. feedback would help tremendously
trying to practice and get it right.
i'm using a rebel xti
aperture was at 4.5
and my iso was set at 200
thought i would share...
and then later we we had nothing better to do so found a parking garage and i snapped some pics.
and i've been wanting to try some HDR stuff so i have it a shot.
this is my first time trying to do so...
any tips would help. feedback would help tremendously
trying to practice and get it right.
i'm using a rebel xti
aperture was at 4.5
and my iso was set at 200
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08-28-2009, 05:35 PM
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BTW, I went to the Ralph last night, the one next to your work, but you were not working last night...can't snap a paper on your car, lol
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ur red is too hot, should tone down the saturation a little bit, are you just applying brightness and contrast in photoshop? try using the the levels tool and cranking individual levels. Teh composition looks great but the red is a little too distracting, cuz there's no fall off in it at all. Also try taking photos around sunset or sunrise, or when its slightly more overcast, u will get better results
08-28-2009, 06:01 PM
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ur red is too hot, should tone down the saturation a little bit, are you just applying brightness and contrast in photoshop? try using the the levels tool and cranking individual levels. Teh composition looks great but the red is a little too distracting, cuz there's no fall off in it at all. Also try taking photos around sunset or sunrise, or when its slightly more overcast, u will get better results
cool thanks for the tips. now i'm not using photoshop. just iphoto...
the pics of the ms3 i didn't edit. my friend that owns the ms3 did it.
yeaah the lighting could of been better. i took the pics around 3 in the afternoon.
nothing....I just turned on the light of that parking lot 
08-29-2009, 11:21 AM
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WTF!
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