MY Z- PART II (Non-HDR NIGHT SHOTS) HIGH RESOLUTION *56k warning*
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09-20-2007, 09:14 PM
MY Z- PART II (Non-HDR NIGHT SHOTS) HIGH RESOLUTION *56k warning*
Here is part II of the pics from here:
http://www.acurazine.com/forums/showthread.php?t=374493
Note from the photograher:
Without Further ado.... here is PART II "NON-HDR NIGHT SHOTS"
STAY TUNED for PART III (NEW NIGHT SHOTS- NEW LOCATIONS!!)
http://www.acurazine.com/forums/showthread.php?t=374493
Note from the photograher:
Originally Posted by srika
The original shots needed to be redone...a bit overdone in the color dept and some exposures were slightly soft, resulting in a not-entirely sharp HDR image. Furthermore, I don't think HDR was necessary on some of the shots - and I think probably all of them could have been without it, with good result - something which I challenged myself with today... it's not good when HDR becomes more of a "novelty", rather than a real application. Sadly, I think that's what kind of happened here, on some of the shots. So today I worked on a new set of single-shot non-HDR images from the same set, and was kind of surprised at the result... it's great to have heard the constructive feedback from so many people on these, it really helped me revisit them and process them for the 2nd time.
Without Further ado.... here is PART II "NON-HDR NIGHT SHOTS"
STAY TUNED for PART III (NEW NIGHT SHOTS- NEW LOCATIONS!!)
Wow. Just Wow. Car looks amazing and the pictures are just insane.
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The pics from both sets look incredible. I will have to agree with your photographer on this one. While the HDR was cool lookin in certain pics (especially on the one that is the last one on this thread, came out better in HDR than it did in normal) I dont think that it was needed for 90% of the pictures and i'll have to say i liked most the single shot pictures more than the HDR. I myself use HDR from time to time and it can be a blessing or a curse depending on the image. Overall great set of pictures, i really like them especially the back drop and how your Z goes with it. look'n good man, look foward to seeing more.
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