PLEASE MAY PEOPLE COMMENT ON MY PHOTOSHOPPING
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well, the stuff you have done is quite good. but i dont think you have really addressed the major issue which is that the photo is underexposed for the subject (the car). try playing with brightness and contrast (or curves if you are more confident) to make it not look so dark but still keep the nice sky.
the grill does look a bit odd, but that is atleast in part down to the fact that you have quite drastically redesigned it, rather than bad photoshopping.
the grill does look a bit odd, but that is atleast in part down to the fact that you have quite drastically redesigned it, rather than bad photoshopping.
gfwilliams said:
How do you do the orange filter?
have looked on photoshop (CS2) but can't find one...
GFWilliams
have looked on photoshop (CS2) but can't find one...
GFWilliams
Create an empty layer, then use the gradient tool. Default is foreground colour to transparent, so select a suitable orange/brown or whatever you wish first.
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stuart b said:
gfwilliams said:
How do you do the orange filter?
have looked on photoshop (CS2) but can't find one...
GFWilliams
have looked on photoshop (CS2) but can't find one...
GFWilliams
Create an empty layer, then use the gradient tool. Default is foreground colour to transparent, so select a suitable orange/brown or whatever you wish first.
[blatant plug] I've just written up a "how to" on selectively adjusting exposure on different parts of an image. Perhaps there's something in there that could be useful.
http://bonell.wordpress.com
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^^ what he said also i was cheetin as i dont have photoshop on this computer as its not mine so used picasa the best bit of free software ive found in ages for quick photo stuff
Edited by james f on Tuesday 27th February 13:41
It looks like you've used the flash, which I think is what's causing you troubles as it's over exposing the very front and nothing else.
A tripod and a long exposure with no flash would perhaps have worked better?! (I realise that's not a reaction to your photoshopping but the photo itself, apologies for that bit!)
A tripod and a long exposure with no flash would perhaps have worked better?! (I realise that's not a reaction to your photoshopping but the photo itself, apologies for that bit!)
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