Woah, that's hot
You got the perfect window reflections.
alrighty man! Extended till tomorrow. I wasn't gonna enter but might now...dont knowOK...please please please give me tomorrow to finnish mine...it's been a real battle and it'd be great if I submit something.....you'll see why it took such a time...just please wait
sorry for any inconviniences
Nice entry LdS:tup:, white cars are kind of a pain too.
It's you I've got to thank for the tips Alex 👍
the realism your 787b shot had. That was a stunner 👍
Take the same shot with different exposures, then use a HDR tool to merge them together.
and where's the hdr tool in Photoshop cS3 or where do you get it?
Didn't mean to steal your thunder mate.I'm not sure about Photoshop as I use GIMP but I believe there is one built in.
Gimp doesn't have a built in HDR tool but I use the Exposure-Blend Plugin found here: http://tir.astro.utoledo.edu/jdsmith/exposure_blend.php
EDIT: Seems Swiss beat me to it, more info provided aswell.
That is a great great awesomely fantastic program. I actually paid for that one! (well that and PS at a 75% student discount)I highly recommend Photomatix for anything HDR. You just save three images of your shot, low medium and high exposure, and it makes a nw shot for you. The only you then need to do is to select the tonemapping option and there is your HDR shot 👍