^ i want pic like that

 

Doing an HDR photo isnt that simple. You must take multiple different pictures at the same angle with different exposures, or you can take an image in RAW format and do the same to it, but its not possible with one jpeg format photo....and a bad one at that, sorry

 

 

^^i thought about doing that, too. but some things had to be sacraficed.

 

ya it just didnt look right with some of the stuff, had to take them out.

 

 

omg..






thanks a lot.. i tried doin that with photomatrix or something like that ...didnt work...

 

you mean this










sorry everyone who saw that pic liked it

 

Good man!

I did it in photomatix and it looks pretty cool, but I only have the trial version so posting it up here in jpeg form wont be possible.

Im loving this hdr photography stuff.

 

the three pics above i did it with zoombrowser EX that came with my canon camera.


I tried pohotomatrix..doesnt come out as good as you did with your G

 

My G wasnt done with HDR on the last pic

I think the whole HDR idea will be much more dramatic and cool with sunsets or in parking garages rather than plain daylight. I tried to recreate what I saw in photomatix with your pic and this is pretty close.

 

ok..


i get the idea..time to take some new pics

thanks for ur work..

 

someone make a 1st gen sedan have a coupe front end, 1st gen of course preff 06

 

what technique do you guys use to make window tintrd black. I want to photoshop my front and side windows tinted..thats how far i was able to do with photoshop..i dont know what to do from now on

 

In this case you have to do it before you try to make it look like a motion shot. What I like to do is:

1) Select area where window is/should be
2) Fill with black brush usually @ 70% opacity
3) Use clone stamp @ 15-25% opacity and lightly cover with piece from picture.
4) Finally you will apply the motion filters on on the picture after you have selected the "merge visible" option in your layers.

**Motion filters are BAD. They may look 'cool' to the unexperienced photoshop user, but in all reality they are cheesy. Ghosting gets to be annoying too.