DannyLewis
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Overcooked!
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Yeah, I tend to be on the more liberal end of what I like in an HDR, but I have to agree that this is just too much. You need to tone it down a bit.
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ewwwie.. sorry i'm with the members above.. over cooked
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In addition to being extremely over processed (I don't think it needed HDR at all) you need to use a inch shallower depth of field to blur out the other cars behind it.
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