Small shoot
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From: five oh two
Small shoot
It was really time for me to really post process my photos in photoshop instead of the Nikon ViewNX program. I was used to fast processing using just the color booster for everything. I watched a few videos on photoshop and i must say that i am alot happier with the contrast, composition, and exposure of these photos. Let me know what you guys think I still think they could be a little more vibrant though, any suggestions appreciated!
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From: five oh two
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Thanks calvin, i agree, i should lay off it a bit, i really love the affect
Thanks bro!
Thank you!
Thanks, its so hard to shoot my car
Thanks bro!
Thank you!
Thanks, its so hard to shoot my car
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Generally, post processed vignetting is used for subject isolation when there is a "busy" background, which none of these really have. In camera vignetting is typically avoided.
It does add a nice isolation affect, and I do it, too. Just ease up on it.
The reflections in these pictures are not a problem at all. They aren't distracting. You want some reflection, just like these. Otherwise the car's paint and the picture overall will seem "flat."
It does add a nice isolation affect, and I do it, too. Just ease up on it.
The reflections in these pictures are not a problem at all. They aren't distracting. You want some reflection, just like these. Otherwise the car's paint and the picture overall will seem "flat."
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It was really time for me to really post process my photos in photoshop instead of the Nikon ViewNX program. I was used to fast processing using just the color booster for everything. I watched a few videos on photoshop and i must say that i am alot happier with the contrast, composition, and exposure of these photos. Let me know what you guys think I still think they could be a little more vibrant though, any suggestions appreciated!