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09 G37
There's too much color saturation in all these photos. Both the red and the green of the cars are being "blended" into 1 color, meaning it's too hard to distinguish shadows from highlights. This is especially prominent in the first picture. You can't even tell where the front bumper ends. The background of the 1st picture shows good use of HDR, creating different shadows and gradients of color, but the car itself is too washed out.
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Joined: Feb 2009
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From: DFW
E350 Sport & Rs6
There's too much color saturation in all these photos. Both the red and the green of the cars are being "blended" into 1 color, meaning it's too hard to distinguish shadows from highlights. This is especially prominent in the first picture. You can't even tell where the front bumper ends. The background of the 1st picture shows good use of HDR, creating different shadows and gradients of color, but the car itself is too washed out.
Words of the photographer: Ya, there's about 1000 ways you can process these photos, the color turns a bit monotone with HDR and even more so when I paint in the color to remove the light reflections on the paint. Tell him I'll edit it again to his liking if he pays up LOL....
I mean, they look good either way!!!
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Joined: Feb 2007
Posts: 86
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From: Los Angeles, CA
09 G37
Words of the photographer: Ya, there's about 1000 ways you can process these photos, the color turns a bit monotone with HDR and even more so when I paint in the color to remove the light reflections on the paint. Tell him I'll edit it again to his liking if he pays up LOL....
I mean, they look good either way!!!
I mean, they look good either way!!!
