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The Realistic Photo Thread
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hey guys, do you think this needs post-editing?
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these are edited
Wow,these are gorgeous shots!
Great work man,I don't think they need any further editing.
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- thiagocrv013
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thanks! 👍
here's another not edited
maybe not as good as the others but still good enough
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how did you get that many reflections at the skyline? it looks absolutely stunning!
is there any secret of photoshop I'm not aware of?
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Honda Spoon CR-Z por el_posto, no Flickr
how did you get that many reflections at the skyline? it looks absolutely stunning!
is there any secret of photoshop I'm not aware of?
a little one from me
Honda Spoon CR-Z por el_posto, no Flickr
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Nice but I would say the depth of field a little to short (the back of the car is blurry) or it could be the panning mode (?).
Never experimented color issue with uploading on Flickr. But I would say you're not under a correct color environment in your Lightroom settings. This can cause changement between pics displayed in Lightroom and others.
Ferrari F40
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So I assume you used panning mode 2. Using mode 3 would give you all the car sharp but some sort of circular panning effect on the ground. Very hard to choose for this kind of shots.
[Edit] Let alone panning mode choice, another tip to get whole car sharp still with wide aperture value (say under f/5.6) is to use long focals to maximise depth of field. So you can still get blurry background.
And thank you
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So I assume you used panning mode 2. Using mode 3 would give you all the car sharp but some sort of circular panning effect on the ground. Very hard to choose for this kind of shots.
[Edit] Let alone panning mode choice, another tip to get whole car sharp still with wide aperture value (say under f/5.6) is to use long focals to maximise depth of field. So you can still get blurry background.
And thank you
Yeah I did use panning mode 2. Mode 3 and a higher f-stop I think would have helped the photo a lot more. Next time then ay.
Thanks Dolp
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The lovely FD3S
Edited in Photoshop.
Edited in Photoshop.
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'Shopped. Reminded me of the Carrera Panamericana or Targa Florio when shooting it.
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Very cool, GP.
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That is what I think Andrezz 
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