Cool Night Pics for C&C and some help.

TJ K

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Ok so driving to our atv weekend getaway our trailer hauling 6 quads and generators and everything else had a tire blowout and we didn't realize until the cop lights came on and he said we were putting up quite the light show so where we stopped i got some nice shots but there seem to be a decent amount of hot pixels and was hoping maybe someone could help me out and edit them out. Thanks!
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These are pretty underexposed to me. You should seek SwitchFX's advise. He takes amazing night shots.
 
The first one is yes a bit underexposed but i was going for that look in that picture a dark night feel to it.
 
The first shot looks underexposed, but I actually like it that way. More exposure and it would begin to look like a daylight scene, but with stars.
 
The first shot looks underexposed, but I actually like it that way. More exposure and it would begin to look like a daylight scene, but with stars.
Ya that's what i was thinking and why i kept it like that.
 
in the #1 you have to clone che half-pylon in the upper left corner. the exposure looks good for me, i like it.
the #2 is very good :thumbup:
the #3, well, it could be better without the pylon ;)
 
Thanks! I guess pylon means telephone pole for you?
 
Ahh now I see what you're talking about. I couldn't see that on the scaled down version. You can remove those tiny red spots easily with a clone or retouch tool. Most any program has this (Picasa has it, which is free).

A quick google turns up this tutorial on the clone stamp in PhotoShop: Photoshop Tutorials: Clone Stamp tool
 

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