bball court IS-F photoshoot lol
06-04-08, 10:52 AM
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interior shots
do you have any interior shots with the no Navi option. This is what I wanted in the begininng No Navi, No Sunroof. I commute 15 miles a day with this car so I will never get lost 
and I NEVER use the moonroof. But I couldn't wait 3 months for mine.
and I NEVER use the moonroof. But I couldn't wait 3 months for mine.
06-04-08, 04:28 PM
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But in my personal opinion, those pictures are a bit overexposed on most of them. If you look at some of the pictures, I see lots of bright sky and seems a bit washed out. HDR captures the various aspects of light and incorporates them in the image such that you capture everything. In his pictures, the sky is too bright. The car color came out ok. If you look at the paint in some of the images, I do see clouds in the sky. With the human eye you can see it, but you can't see it with the camera image because the camera (settings) didn't compensate for both. As for setting, there are too many distractions taking away from the car. Flipside909 why don't you like HDR?
06-04-08, 04:38 PM
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Hah... what's wrong with HDR photography. By the way very nice equipment. I wish I could afford that But in my personal opinion, those pictures are a bit overexposed on most of them. If you look at some of the pictures, I see lots of bright sky and seems a bit washed out. HDR captures the various aspects of light and incorporates them in the image such that you capture everything. In his pictures, the sky is too bright. The car color came out ok. If you look at the paint in some of the images, I do see clouds in the sky. With the human eye you can see it, but you can't see it with the camera image because the camera (settings) didn't compensate for both. As for setting, there are too many distractions taking away from the car.
Flipside909 why don't you like HDR?
But in my personal opinion, those pictures are a bit overexposed on most of them. If you look at some of the pictures, I see lots of bright sky and seems a bit washed out. HDR captures the various aspects of light and incorporates them in the image such that you capture everything. In his pictures, the sky is too bright. The car color came out ok. If you look at the paint in some of the images, I do see clouds in the sky. With the human eye you can see it, but you can't see it with the camera image because the camera (settings) didn't compensate for both. As for setting, there are too many distractions taking away from the car. Flipside909 why don't you like HDR?
HDR is taking over the real aspect of photography, and thats to capture the moment with good composition,lighting, enviorment etc.. Also people are killing HDR, so people think its getting way to played out
@OP: Good photos for now, but show us some beaches and girls in bikinis and the great sunsets you can see :P
06-04-08, 04:41 PM
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Its mainly because people are overdoing HDR and making it way to cartoonish. It takes the picture to a new extent that makes the image look fake. If you like HDR, which i do, Keep doing HDR just do it correctly
HDR is taking over the real aspect of photography, and thats to capture the moment with good composition,lighting, enviorment etc.. Also people are killing HDR, so people think its getting way to played out
@OP: Good photos for now, but show us some beaches and girls in bikinis and the great sunsets you can see :P
HDR is taking over the real aspect of photography, and thats to capture the moment with good composition,lighting, enviorment etc.. Also people are killing HDR, so people think its getting way to played out
@OP: Good photos for now, but show us some beaches and girls in bikinis and the great sunsets you can see :P
06-04-08, 04:53 PM
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Looks like a good place to bring my girls to play on the playground, while I can hoop. Where is this, I thought I scoped out all the parks with hoopability and playground stuff.
06-04-08, 05:36 PM
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I did post processing on one of your photos. All adjustments made were in exposure, brightness, saturation, etc. I always shoot in RAW and try to use the lowest ISO possible. I'm not an expert, but this is what I would do if they were my photos. I still learn from others critiques as well. Keep it up!!!
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06-04-08, 07:20 PM
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Let me get this straight. You live in Hawaii and you give us pictures of your car on a basketball court? How about something we can't see ourselves on the mainland for a background? The pictures you posted were nice and all but I'm sure you could come up with something better.
06-04-08, 07:29 PM
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this is your new hobby and you bought a 1D/24-105L/430EX/CF tripod?? HOLY CRAP. thats like buying a F1 car b/c you started to drive on the track.
PL filter: did you turn it so that the cars not reflecting?
ISO: turn it down!
LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION. You live in Hawaii for crying out loud, theres gotta be beautiful landscape. and watch out for poles in the background. also you may want to wait till its sunset/sunrise to shoot a car (10mins after sunset is my fav
).
PL filter: did you turn it so that the cars not reflecting?
ISO: turn it down!
LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION. You live in Hawaii for crying out loud, theres gotta be beautiful landscape. and watch out for poles in the background. also you may want to wait till its sunset/sunrise to shoot a car (10mins after sunset is my fav
).
06-04-08, 07:45 PM
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this is your new hobby and you bought a 1D/24-105L/430EX/CF tripod?? HOLY CRAP. thats like buying a F1 car b/c you started to drive on the track.
PL filter: did you turn it so that the cars not reflecting?
ISO: turn it down!
LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION. You live in Hawaii for crying out loud, theres gotta be beautiful landscape. and watch out for poles in the background. also you may want to wait till its sunset/sunrise to shoot a car (10mins after sunset is my fav).
PL filter: did you turn it so that the cars not reflecting?
ISO: turn it down!
LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION. You live in Hawaii for crying out loud, theres gotta be beautiful landscape. and watch out for poles in the background. also you may want to wait till its sunset/sunrise to shoot a car (10mins after sunset is my fav
).lol damn i guess you folks are not bball fans haha relax...i just had enough time to snap some pics after playing bball.
