Crowbzr Trueno BzR

[GFWilliams]

crowbzr said:

GFWilliams said:

Lovely car and a nice looking spec

but please, please don't ever do HDR again, please

Thanks dude... why whats wrong with HDR?

It's just totally overdone - the car looks grey, and a white car is much cooler than a grey car. Also, you've lost a lot of the definition in the shots..

IMO of course, just some advice!

[crowbzr]

GFWilliams said:

crowbzr said:

GFWilliams said:

Lovely car and a nice looking spec

but please, please don't ever do HDR again, please

Thanks dude... why whats wrong with HDR?

It's just totally overdone - the car looks grey, and a white car is much cooler than a grey car. Also, you've lost a lot of the definition in the shots..

IMO of course, just some advice!

Thanks for your advice dude... Its true that looks overdone... maybe the light didnt help much for the changing of the colours...

[GFWilliams]

If you've got photoshop, I would reccomend doing the HDR to just bring the exposure all correct, then put the correct exposure on top and rub out any bit that you don't like from the correct exposure

Like I did here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/gfwilliams/3444328406...

[crowbzr]

GFWilliams said:

If you've got photoshop, I would reccomend doing the HDR to just bring the exposure all correct, then put the correct exposure on top and rub out any bit that you don't like from the correct exposure

Like I did here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/gfwilliams/3444328406...

wow it looks nice... thanks dude... will try it for sure

[GFWilliams]

crowbzr said:

GFWilliams said:

If you've got photoshop, I would reccomend doing the HDR to just bring the exposure all correct, then put the correct exposure on top and rub out any bit that you don't like from the correct exposure

Like I did here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/gfwilliams/3444328406...

wow it looks nice... thanks dude... will try it for sure

haha - just realised I just gave photography advice to a car journalist..

[crowbzr]

GFWilliams said:

crowbzr said:

GFWilliams said:

If you've got photoshop, I would reccomend doing the HDR to just bring the exposure all correct, then put the correct exposure on top and rub out any bit that you don't like from the correct exposure

Like I did here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/gfwilliams/3444328406...

wow it looks nice... thanks dude... will try it for sure

haha - just realised I just gave photography advice to a car journalist..

HE HE im a journalist dude not a Graphic designer