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  • NeedingAnAudi
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    Lose the wing and dump it.

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  • tristinGrind
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    Composite images are 90% of the industry. And what I was talking about wasn't exactly for your benefit... your pictures were not in question.

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  • kbuss
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    Originally posted by tristingrind View Post
    do you shoot in raw or jpeg?- i can't remember if iphoto has raw capability... I'm pretty sure it doesn't.
    raw

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  • Dudermagee
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    Originally posted by tristinGrind View Post
    You don't need expensive gear at all... Not once did I tell him to get new gear to be better. It doesn't matter what you shoot with you need to learn the basics.



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    I was refering to you, dingus.

    Originally posted by Kielan View Post
    I know how to take pictures thanks, you can go see the home page for my most recent work. Also composite images, lame.
    HA!

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  • Kielan
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    Originally posted by tristinGrind View Post
    Somehow I missed this is my first post so I will reply to it as well. There are numerous things I can think of to keep the sky from blowing out. Not all of them practical if you're not serious about photography.

    The first is to buy a tripod and bracket your shots. Not only will this help any camera shake, but you can also save a sky. Set the camera on the tripod. Expose for the sky. Take a picture. Expose for the background. Take a picture. Expose for the car. Take a picture. Blend in preferred editing program.

    The second is to use a polarizing filter. You'd be surprised what it could do.

    The third is to save the sky in post processing. Once again, you'd be surprised what you can save. I can post an example if needed.

    And sometimes you can't save the sky... So you replace it with a better one in post.

    Now like I said, some options are better than others depending on your skill level or commitment level.
    I know how to take pictures thanks, you can go see the home page for my most recent work. Also composite images, lame.
    Last edited by Kielan; 06-26-2012, 01:07 PM.

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  • tristinGrind
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    Originally posted by kbuss View Post
    It was my 50 1.8 that messed up on me. I was in a hurry so I never looked at the pics on the camera after I took them. I am not trying to be a pro, this is just fun for me. The only editing I did was in iPhoto (all I clicked was "enhance"). Yes, some are blurry. But it's still better than a cell phone pic. I really don't know much about white balance and all that. Some day I'll learn, but right now, I'm just having fun.
    Do you shoot in raw or JPEG?- I can't remember if iPhoto has raw capability... I'm pretty sure it doesn't.

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  • tristinGrind
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    Originally posted by Kielan View Post
    Not every white is blown out.
    I'd like to see you not blow out the sky in those conditions and have everything else be properly exposed.
    Somehow I missed this is my first post so I will reply to it as well. There are numerous things I can think of to keep the sky from blowing out. Not all of them practical if you're not serious about photography.

    The first is to buy a tripod and bracket your shots. Not only will this help any camera shake, but you can also save a sky. Set the camera on the tripod. Expose for the sky. Take a picture. Expose for the background. Take a picture. Expose for the car. Take a picture. Blend in preferred editing program.

    The second is to use a polarizing filter. You'd be surprised what it could do.

    The third is to save the sky in post processing. Once again, you'd be surprised what you can save. I can post an example if needed.

    And sometimes you can't save the sky... So you replace it with a better one in post.

    Now like I said, some options are better than others depending on your skill level or commitment level.

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  • kbuss
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    It was my 50 1.8 that messed up on me. I was in a hurry so I never looked at the pics on the camera after I took them. I am not trying to be a pro, this is just fun for me. The only editing I did was in iPhoto (all I clicked was "enhance"). Yes, some are blurry. But it's still better than a cell phone pic. I really don't know much about white balance and all that. Some day I'll learn, but right now, I'm just having fun.

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  • tristinGrind
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    Originally posted by Dudermagee View Post
    Buy expensive camera become instant photography critic.
    You don't need expensive gear at all... Not once did I tell him to get new gear to be better. It doesn't matter what you shoot with you need to learn the basics.

    Originally posted by Kielan View Post
    Not every white is blown out.
    I'd like to see you not blow out the sky in those conditions and have everything else be properly exposed.
    I doubt he messed with white balance.
    Like I said before I bet it was his 50 responsible for missing the focus.

    He's not claiming to be a photographer, he's just posting pictures of his car, I don't get what the deal is. For someone who just fucks around with a camera, the shots don't look bad at all. He's not a pro, and never claimed to be. I think that you should stick to worrying about your own shots, you could listen to your own critiques.
    Other than snapshots of my work, I have ONE picture by me in my thread... All others were taken by different people. The one picture taken from a 3/4 rear with the Carig and Dancer sign is the only image I've taken meant to show anything other than physical work I performed. It was also taken with an iPhone. As soon as I decide to post creative shots feel free to critique them as much as you want. If I didn't want comments of my work, I wouldnt post them online for others to see.

    Originally posted by Capt. Obvious View Post
    To me, it doesn't seem Tristin is being a dick (or at least not trying to be), he was just offering a bit of constructive criticism. It did come off a bit know-it-all'ish though.

    My constructive criticism: I like EVOs better without the trunk wing.
    Like I said, not being a dick. Sometimes things come across differently on the Internet. Everyone needs to chill out and take some tips when given. If the OP has an issue with my constructive criticism then he can PM and we can hug it out. I'm only trying to help him showcase his clean Evo better.

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  • Capt. Obvious
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    To me, it doesn't seem Tristin is being a dick (or at least not trying to be), he was just offering a bit of constructive criticism. It did come off a bit know-it-all'ish though.

    My constructive criticism: I like EVOs better without the trunk wing.

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  • Kyle_Eagleton
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    Originally posted by tristinGrind View Post
    Really?

    Every white is blown out.
    The sky is blown out.
    Most of the time the car is blue.
    And the second image, the car is just sitting in the center of the frame.
    All the pictures are blurry


    Im not saying they are the worse images Ive seen on the site, just that they could be better. I was in no way being a dick about it, just some helpful knowledge to insure that his next pictures do the car justice. I never liked the 50 1.8 personally, but it seems like a lot of people I know (those who could not afford the 1.2) rave about it for the price.

    The pictures are far better than most I see around here so hes on the right path. Just takes some practice. I have never used my 50 1.2 for any car shots as I either used my 85 1.2 or 135 2.0...


    The worst thing you can do in this world is stifle creativity. if you say you arent being a dick, you usually are being one.

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  • Kyle_Eagleton
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    Good pictures, cant tell you edited them too much. nice ride too, white on white is on point

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  • Dudermagee
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    Originally posted by Kielan View Post
    Not every white is blown out.
    I'd like to see you not blow out the sky in those conditions and have everything else be properly exposed.
    I doubt he messed with white balance.
    Like I said before I bet it was his 50 responsible for missing the focus.

    He's not claiming to be a photographer, he's just posting pictures of his car, I don't get what the deal is. For someone who just fucks around with a camera, the shots don't look bad at all. He's not a pro, and never claimed to be. I think that you should stick to worrying about your own shots, you could listen to your own critiques.
    Ahhhhh shit son

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  • Kielan
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    Originally posted by tristinGrind View Post
    Really?

    Every white is blown out.
    The sky is blown out.
    Most of the time the car is blue.
    And the second image, the car is just sitting in the center of the frame.
    All the pictures are blurry


    Im not saying they are the worse images Ive seen on the site, just that they could be better. I was in no way being a dick about it, just some helpful knowledge to insure that his next pictures do the car justice. I never liked the 50 1.8 personally, but it seems like a lot of people I know (those who could not afford the 1.2) rave about it for the price.

    The pictures are far better than most I see around here so hes on the right path. Just takes some practice. I have never used my 50 1.2 for any car shots as I either used my 85 1.2 or 135 2.0...
    Not every white is blown out.
    I'd like to see you not blow out the sky in those conditions and have everything else be properly exposed.
    I doubt he messed with white balance.
    Like I said before I bet it was his 50 responsible for missing the focus.

    He's not claiming to be a photographer, he's just posting pictures of his car, I don't get what the deal is. For someone who just fucks around with a camera, the shots don't look bad at all. He's not a pro, and never claimed to be. I think that you should stick to worrying about your own shots, you could listen to your own critiques.

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  • Dudermagee
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    Originally posted by tristinGrind View Post
    Really?

    Every white is blown out.
    The sky is blown out.
    Most of the time the car is blue.
    And the second image, the car is just sitting in the center of the frame.
    All the pictures are blurry


    Im not saying they are the worse images Ive seen on the site, just that they could be better. I was in no way being a dick about it, just some helpful knowledge to insure that his next pictures do the car justice. I never liked the 50 1.8 personally, but it seems like a lot of people I know (those who could not afford the 1.2) rave about it for the price.

    The pictures are far better than most I see around here so hes on the right path. Just takes some practice. I have never used my 50 1.2 for any car shots as I either used my 85 1.2 or 135 2.0...
    Buy expensive camera become instant photography critic.

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