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Novembers "Post Your Latest Picture" Thread
come on guys, its already november 2nd
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this mr2 lost it around turn 2, spinning around and slamming the drivers side into the wall, shame too
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Last edited by streetarab; 11-02-2005 at 02:20 PM.
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When/where were those pictures taken?
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sunday, massachusetts, good ole states
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Slow month, eh?
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How'd you do that first shot D'z??
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^ The power of Photoshop compels you! The power of Photoshop compels you!
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Well I know that.. I've done that, but that shot was done with his IR body by the looks of it... Just curious how he got the colors so true..Originally posted by BerserkerCatSplat
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Hmm, it looks like a Hue to Target effect. That's what I would have used, but he might have a different method. Hue to Target is fantastic because it preserves shading and contrast. For example, if you used Hue to Target on a white area, it stays white. However, it turns grey into the chosen colour.
D'z Nutz: Have you got your other camera back from cleaning yet?
Last edited by BerserkerCatSplat; 11-08-2005 at 03:15 PM.
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Yeah, it was shot in IR, that's why everyone in the top corner looks like they're wearing all white. Uneditted, the lady's clothing came out all white too, even though in actuality she was wearing like dark grays and blues.Originally posted by DJ Lazy
but that shot was done with his IR body by the looks of it... Just curious how he got the colors so true..
All I did was duplicate the layers, one for the scarf and one for her coat. Then I colorized each layer in Hue/Saturation (blue for the scarf, red/pink for the coat) and erased the parts I didn't need. Then adjusted the levels in each layer to give it some depth in her clothing.
I was also made her pants yellow too, but it made her ass look fat
Yup. Took a whole 6 weeks!Originally posted by BerserkerCatSplat
D'z Nutz: Have you got your other camera back from cleaning yet?
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Originally posted by D'z Nutz
Yup. Took a whole 6 weeks!Holy Turnaround Time, Batman! That's ridiculous!
Have other people had to wait that long? I'm looking at buying a DSLR after Christmas, and if I get a used unit, I'd like to have it cleaned. That wait could dampen my enthusiasm for Canon products considerably...
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Damn, those are some awesome pictures D'z Nutz!!! They always look professional; but 6 weeks on a picture...I never knew good looking pictures took quite that long!!
Anyways...
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Originally posted by rony_espana
but 6 weeks on a picture...I never knew good looking pictures took quite that long!!
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EDIT: DAMNIT~!! Got beat to the reply... Berserker, Get a life man!!! Give someone else a chance to respond..Originally posted by rony_espana
but 6 weeks on a picture...I never knew good looking pictures took quite that long!!
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Well, this thread is a little slow this month.
Today's theme:
"The best picture I can take without leaving my computer chair."
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I'm not quite sure whether I like what I did to this one, but this is a retouch of a photo I took way back at the CAIS. I was attempting to stylize it somewhat close to TurboMiata's signature style. (I failed, obviously, but this is the result.) I'm just not sure if it's too garish, what do you guys think?
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I try and do that all the time... LOL..Originally posted by BerserkerCatSplat
Today's theme:
"The best picture I can take without leaving my computer chair."
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Just picked up a new EF 50mm f/1.8 and a set of Kenko Tubes... And I am lovin' them both (also picked up a Lensbaby, which will take awhile to master)
My $0.25 cents:
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Example of the Lensbaby (will be nice to try outside with good light):
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Last edited by DJ Lazy; 11-12-2005 at 09:57 PM.
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berker, it makes the paint jump out, i guess it depends on what your lookin for in a photo/personal preference
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Yeah, it's more of a stylish/artistic image than a legit bit of photography.Originally posted by streetarab
berker, it makes the paint jump out, i guess it depends on what your lookin for in a photo/personal preference
DJ Lazy: How do you like the Lensbaby so far? I'd never heard of it before, and it looks to be an interesting bit of equipment! Can you ajdust the size of the "in-focus" area? My only complaint from looking at some sample images would be that the in-focus area is a bit small, and the images seem rather soft.
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