[hawaiianeze]

Originally Posted by BMDoublYou

im curious, have a go

Originally Posted by project335i

^^wow. That colour and stock body and rims do not go. Edit this 1st

I tried, plus a quick photoshop drop...or an attempt I guess

[Yodaime]

Originally Posted by hawaiianeze

you have something with a better resolution, it's going to get all messed up by the rims I feel like. I'm glad to edit COTM though

my bad lols. do this than.

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[Frode D]

Can you try this picture? High resolution is linked below:


http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8171/8...60572a14_o.jpg

[BoondogUK]

Originally Posted by Amini77

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Any tips or criticism?? I feel it came out too grainy but I guess it was the lens I was using.

Try bringing a graduated filter from the top to keep the exposure of the image correct, the top is just a bit to 'hot' with the light coming from the lights above...

I also think that improving the composition with the cropping tool can help bring out the right areas of the image...

but love a thread like this...

here is a great lightroom car editing video:

[TurboSid]

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[jazza]

Originally Posted by Frode D

Can you try this picture? High resolution is linked below:


http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8171/8...60572a14_o.jpg

Your photo in itself is really good. Perhaps only change a little the tone of light to make it colder and reinforce the focus...

[project335i]

Try something with these, wouldn't mind some more good pics of my last set up

[Otruba_843]

Originally Posted by project335i

Try something with these, wouldn't mind some more good pics of my last set up

Gave a quick shot at the first one.

[VMRWheels]

Is it OK for me to start posting instagram filtered photos?

[hawaiianeze]

Originally Posted by VMRWheels

Is it OK for me to start posting instagram filtered photos?

LOL, that sun button works wonders though...

[pillbox]

Originally Posted by project335i

Try something with these, wouldn't mind some more good pics of my last set up

Your car is so clean, so jelly.

[pillbox]

Originally Posted by Frode D

Can you try this picture? High resolution is linked below:


http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8171/8...60572a14_o.jpg

Although your picture looks great as is!

[project335i]

Originally Posted by pillbox

Your car is so clean, so jelly.

Thanks dude. New set up is a cleaner look, yet the wheels are more aggressive.
Some shitty pics don't know if you can do anything with them

[JustinGTP]

Originally Posted by Frode D

Can you try this picture? High resolution is linked below:


http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8171/8...60572a14_o.jpg

Nice pic. I did one for you. Edited some of the scrapes out also

[Frode D]

Originally Posted by jazza

Your photo in itself is really good. Perhaps only change a little the tone of light to make it colder and reinforce the focus...

http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/8895/40596935.jpg

Originally Posted by pillbox

http://i.imgur.com/ZBPZT.jpg

Although your picture looks great as is!

Originally Posted by JustinGTP

Nice pic. I did one for you. Edited some of the scrapes out also

Thanks guys!

[Amini77]

Originally Posted by BoondogUK

Try bringing a graduated filter from the top to keep the exposure of the image correct, the top is just a bit to 'hot' with the light coming from the lights above...

I also think that improving the composition with the cropping tool can help bring out the right areas of the image...

but love a thread like this...

here is a great lightroom car editing video:

Wow at first when you replied I looked at the video for a minute and was intimidated by the length..but I just watched it now I wish there was more to it. That was extremely helpful. Thanks for sharing! I now feel very confident with Lightroom now.

Currently I'm trying to get used to the camera as I'm starting to borrow it more often from my sister, it's a Nikon D3000 with the 18-55mm lens I think I'm really not sure. If you've got any tutorials on basic camera shooting for cars that would be much appreciated. What I've got down so far is: setting it to RAW, a lower ISO setting, and using a tripod. I'm so-so on the aperture..still getting used to that. I've got a ton to learn..but Lightroom I've got it down now thanks!

[BoondogUK]

Originally Posted by Amini77

Wow at first when you replied I looked at the video for a minute and was intimidated by the length..but I just watched it now I wish there was more to it. That was extremely helpful. Thanks for sharing! I now feel very confident with Lightroom now.

Currently I'm trying to get used to the camera as I'm starting to borrow it more often from my sister, it's a Nikon D3000 with the 18-55mm lens I think I'm really not sure. If you've got any tutorials on basic camera shooting for cars that would be much appreciated. What I've got down so far is: setting it to RAW, a lower ISO setting, and using a tripod. I'm so-so on the aperture..still getting used to that. I've got a ton to learn..but Lightroom I've got it down now thanks!

There is a matching video that talks about the shoot... its focus is purely on how to think about and approach a car photoshoot... you should see it in the related videos link if you watch the vid on youtube.

Glad you found it useful!

[pillbox]

Originally Posted by project335i

Thanks dude. New set up is a cleaner look, yet the wheels are more aggressive.
Some shitty pics don't know if you can do anything with them

No problem I'll check it out when I'm home tonight

[project335i]

Originally Posted by pillbox

No problem I'll check it out when I'm home tonight

Cool give it a shot

Originally Posted by Otruba_843

Gave a quick shot at the first one.

That looks great dude can you do anything with the rear pic??

[Otruba_843]

Originally Posted by project335i

Cool give it a shot


That looks great dude can you do anything with the rear pic??

Yeah, but where did you get these pictures. When I imported the first one into lightroom, it only lets me zoom in very minimally therefore I cant get it to look as good without getting up close

[Otruba_843]

Originally Posted by project335i

Try something with these, wouldn't mind some more good pics of my last set up

Ask and you shall receive! for some reason only your photos seem to get pixelated in LR after some edits?
The greener grass in the back is also a nice touch I added

[hawaiianeze]

sorry everyone I've been busy lately and have not gotten to everyone's photos. Thank you to all that help contribute to the thread and help others. I'm currently working on a thread for another member on the forum. Here's one of them.

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