1969 Chevy C10 Pickup

[NGP]

 

[Pyrex]

How much post-processing have you done to this image? The highlights on the truck look a little blown out... but it is a very nice picture.. what lens did you choose for this one?

 

[WTF?]

nice angle, that certainly is one clean truck.

 

[NGP]

How much post-processing have you done to this image? The highlights on the truck look a little blown out... but it is a very nice picture.. what lens did you choose for this one?

no post proessing ( excpet the b/w that was dont after in PS) that was the sun reflecting off the paint cuz its like a skyblue so it shows white in some photos when its to bright but i loved the truck in b/w

i used a sigma 12-24mm superwide angle

heres the original photo

 

[dc502]

How did you achieve the black and white. I prefer to use levels.

 

[NGP]

How did you achieve the black and white. I prefer to use levels.

i just like it
gives a good mood to the photo

 

[cherrymoose]

How did you achieve the black and white

Your camera should have a setting in your menu (depending on the type of camera you use) that says 'black and white', or 'BW'.

As for the shot, I really like it. Most car photos don't appeal to me, but the black and white, as well as the angle, made it nice, IMO. Good work.

 

[Pixel9ine]

How did you achieve the black and white. I prefer to use levels.

The Channel Mixer generally gives the best control over the B/W conversion, in my experience. I always shoot in color and convert while post-processing.

 

[mat wildlife]

Like the B&W treatment and the angle. Try shooting lower to loose the foilage in the background.

 

[Olympus8MP]

Wow, sweet truck! Nice photos too. Cars are my favorite photographic subject. Seems like half the summer I'm either at the dragstrip or at a car cruise