Modified Event & Drifiting

[Andy5D]

Was at a modified car even and drifiting display on sunday here some of the shots i took

 

[asfixiate]

Pretty cool. Looks very "HDR"(not sure if that makes sense)

 

[Andy5D]

hdr ?

 

[asfixiate]

I assume it stands for High Def Res. I see it with Nikon shots a lot. Its like a distorted kinda look.

I quoted it because i dind' tknow how else to describe.

 

[Andy5D]

yup i was messing around with the distorted kinda look

 

[asfixiate]

I think you were successful.

Is the last car a conquest?

 

[Andy5D]

Last car is a 1986 toyota corolla there retailing for around £10,000 to £15,000

 

[Steph]

Pretty cool. Looks very "HDR"(not sure if that makes sense)

I assume it stands for High Def Res. I see it with Nikon shots a lot. Its like a distorted kinda look.

I quoted it because i dind' tknow how else to describe.

:scratch: HDR = High Dynamic Range...

 

[Andy5D]

:scratch: HDR = High Dynamic Range...

what does that meany sorry if its a stupid question

 

[Bryant]

HDR is normally created during post processes. It's not possible with moving objects because it needs be the same during all the pictures.

Steps:
1. Take photo perfectly exposed.
2. Take photo 2 under exposure.
3. Take photo 2 above exposure.
4. Now load on the computer and use either photoshop or photomatix
5. In PS- File > Automate > Merge to HDR

It will do some internal processing and voila!

You have a High Dynamic Range photograph. All it is is that the entire picture is perfectly exposed bring out a ton of color and contrast.

 

[Andy5D]

perfect i understand it now

 

[Andy5D]

this is my desktop pic at the min

 

[Bryant]

Yeah that looks good. The only reason he said that it looked HDRish is because they look very unreal (almost cartoonish). You edited your pictures with very contrasting colors bringing on that appearance.

 

[Andy5D]

yeah i undertsnad so do u like them or dislike them lol

 

[asfixiate]

I personally love them. I'm a VW fan that's only thing i don't like about your shots.