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99PreludeSh
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so I was bored yesterday and decided to go down the street and take some HDR pictures. Im working on gettin them to look a lot better but heres a few rough ones for you guys. I need to work on the coloring and such. I know its not going to be up to standards with the photograph gurus but im workin on them!

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these I just fooled around with some settings
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Pictures are nice, but the HDR quality sucks, would have been better if you wouldnt have used it.

HDR is tricky, if a picture doesnt need it then dont use it. When a picture benefits from it, it looks great but when it doesnt, well, you get the picture.
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did you take that pic in o'fallon? that spot looks extremely familar
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No it was right down the street from Toms house in St. Charles.

I think the 4th and rail road picture look great with the HDR affect. I wasnt really going for the normal picture look cause those just get boring after awhile to me, thats why I was messing around with the HDR
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99preludesh;113111 wrote:No it was right down the street from Toms house in St. Charles.

I think the 4th and rail road picture look great with the HDR affect. I wasnt really going for the normal picture look cause those just get boring after awhile to me, thats why I was messing around with the HDR
I see. Whats the deal with the ghost truck in the right of the 3rd pic?
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g3integragsr;113114 wrote:I see. Whats the deal with the ghost truck in the right of the 3rd pic?
Those are multiple pictures at different exposures being combined together. Looks like a truck drove by so it got caught in one of the pictures.
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pics look good.. lower that bitch already lol
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Looks cool, I love that railroad shot!
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Post by 99PreludeSh »

yes Tim i correct I aught it, thought I didnt but I guess I did.

And deetz I dont want to lower it just yet my paint job is a bit too fresh to wanting to demolish the front end on potholes and such.
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I'm diggin the ghost truck pic and the last one. Nice job :thumbsup:
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