Composite (Multi Car) Photos

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You also need to work on masking the windows, you're missing the back half of 2 cars and most of a 3rd.
 
My V-spec compilation:
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Stack 'em like a valet parking lot!! I'll have to see what I can pull off at that location tomorrow... for now, one last composite shot from today.


:drool:

That's superb. You'd swear it was stolen from the cover of Top Gear magazine or something. 👍
 
You need to think about composition, like a few others that have posted in here. Look at photos from car magazines where theres multiple cars. Your composition is crammed because you've wedged both cars into the frame,, just barely. Step the camera back, or pusht he cars back, and frame them up on the hot spots. Think about a tic tac toe board, and your hot spots are where the lines cross. Place your interesting features there (the cars). The cars are in that location, but far too close to the camera.
 
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Could have done a better job around the front bumper of the Camaro, but there was only so much I could do with the smudge tool.
 
I know there are a few people out there using photoshop to get 2 or more cars into a Photo travel shot. Post them here:)

This is my first attempt, not the best, more of a practice run.


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Ferraris must be red! :dopey:

Especially in the same photo as a yellow Lamborghini!
 
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Quick and dirty test image just to try a composite (and a first venture into slightly more over the top HDR, apologies to those of you who prefer more life-like images :D). Composite made in Paint, HDR done in photomatix, put together in about 15 minutes. Might put up a cleaner one later on.

 
My first GT5 composite. There was supposed to be an LFA to the left of the NSX, but I guess I need to learn how to wait for the right lighting moment, because the whole thing was a shade darker. :yuck:


Was meant to be clickable for full size but photobucket decided to resize the full size one. :ouch:

I kinda like how it turned out anyway. :D
 
VTiRoj - That's pretty cool. If you're using Photoshop there is a setting under:

Image > Adjustments > Exposure

Using the sliders there you should be able to dial the exposure up/down slightly to match it into the master image.
 
VTiRoj - That's pretty cool. If you're using Photoshop there is a setting under:

Image > Adjustments > Exposure

Using the sliders there you should be able to dial the exposure up/down slightly to match it into the master image.

Thanks for the tip! :D:tup:
 

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