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Originally Posted by J____ (Post 6836528)

but nice neighbourhood!

you should have seen it before it fell over!

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Originally Posted by Mananetwork (Post 6837620)

How would this help?

The totem poles won't be blown out. :)

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Originally Posted by Senna4ever (Post 6838226)

The totem poles won't be blown out. :)

Serious question becasue I actually don't know how you would tone down the poles and not underexposre the image any further with a ND filter.

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Originally Posted by Mananetwork (Post 6838564)

Serious question becasue I actually don't know how you would tone down the poles and not underexposre the image any further with a ND filter.

he was joking. He meant put ND filter on the spot lights in the ground.

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Originally Posted by J____ (Post 6838695)

he was joking. He meant put ND filter on the spot lights in the ground.

:agree:

Nice! Now we still have to photoshoot my baby. My slightly damaged, ugly, dirty one. hahaha :haha:

:(

Great shots of the E30!
Love that car....my first car was an E30 325IS...still my most favourite car I have ever owned...

Thanks for sharing!

240sx : )
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you forgot the tripod in the 3rd pic

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Originally Posted by ColinK (Post 6856291)

you forgot the tripod in the 3rd pic

Damn, beat me to it. :p

nothing a little clone stamp won't fix :p

Was taking some pictures for member's journal thread, played around with one of the photos i took,
thoughts?

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...45border-1.png

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Originally Posted by The_AK (Post 6870817)

Was taking some pictures for member's journal thread, played around with one of the photos i took,
thoughts?

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...45border-1.png

The picture is under exposed, too dark.

If you have photoshop or any other photo editing programs you can play around with levels and contrast and improve the lighting.

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Originally Posted by 1exotic (Post 6870928)

The picture is under exposed, too dark.

If you have photoshop or any other photo editing programs you can play around with levels and contrast and improve the lighting.

played around with the curves a bit (and a few other things... :rolleyes: )

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...K/IMG_3645.png

I'm pretty noob to dSLR's but, in RCubed's sti photo's it seems like all the light is focused on his car and his backround is less exposed, is that a setting on a camera or photoshop edit? And can anyone name some good places to shoot? thx!

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Originally Posted by R (Post 6872904)

He placed the car near a light post so it lights up the car and fades off with distance. Then of course he also photoshoped the picture a little bit as well.