PureLogic's ShutterZone [updated 9/11 - Oullim Spirra]
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You absolutely know how to make a photo work, nice shots !
However, focus is a little off sometimes as is the brightness. Try setting the brightness a little (+0.3) higher and look into some post-editing (photoshop, lightroom e.g.). You certainly have the potential to be one of the best 👍
However, focus is a little off sometimes as is the brightness. Try setting the brightness a little (+0.3) higher and look into some post-editing (photoshop, lightroom e.g.). You certainly have the potential to be one of the best 👍
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- O9KRattlehead
You seem to have nailed the 'rig-style' shots pretty well, especially in the 458 photos. There are a couple of things that make me cringe and wish the photo was better executed. One of them being your use of the 'miniature' filter, as I absolutely despite the misuse of it, because it is originally intended for photos shot far away from the subject to give the illusion of small-scale.
The other problem is exposure. Because yellow is such a bright color, it is easy to overexpose the photo. There are some serious hot spots happening in the front bumper of the car which could easily be toned down with a little negative EV setting like -0.3 or -0.7
That's just my critique, take it how you please, and I look forward to seeing what you have in store for us in the next update.
The other problem is exposure. Because yellow is such a bright color, it is easy to overexpose the photo. There are some serious hot spots happening in the front bumper of the car which could easily be toned down with a little negative EV setting like -0.3 or -0.7
That's just my critique, take it how you please, and I look forward to seeing what you have in store for us in the next update.
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- kyrie_FTW
i agree with the miniature filter. i'm working hard to perfect it. the main problem there is focus is fixed to the center of the image and everything else has a "depth of field" effect in order to attain the miniature look. this is used mostly for distant shots. i'm trying to find a use for it in closer shots.
now regarding the pictures being dark. i like my photos a bit dark. i don't intentionally make them dark though. brightness and exposure is as is. i then increase contrast, vibrance, and saturation. these make the color jump and more vivid. some people may not appreciate it but i do and that's fine with me.
i also use the cool filter extensively which naturally makes the photo dark with a tint of blue.
thanks guys! 👍
now regarding the pictures being dark. i like my photos a bit dark. i don't intentionally make them dark though. brightness and exposure is as is. i then increase contrast, vibrance, and saturation. these make the color jump and more vivid. some people may not appreciate it but i do and that's fine with me.
i also use the cool filter extensively which naturally makes the photo dark with a tint of blue.
thanks guys! 👍
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I agree.
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