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Comments or tips or any feedback for that matter welcomed!
Full Version: A couple recent Light-Painting test
both were done in my front drive way, so I just opted to remove the backgrounds, still got somethings to figure out about this style of shooting, but I like the direction it's headed
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Comments or tips or any feedback for that matter welcomed!
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Comments or tips or any feedback for that matter welcomed!
Lighting seems clean, I'm no expert, but seems to be on the right lines, really nice and even on 2.
When you cut something in Photoshop have a play with the 'refine edge' feature under the select menu, you can use it to take away the unrealistic harshness you get when you have made a selection. It would help your backgrounds feel a bit more like part of the picture, they feel 'cut'. I know it was just a test and more about the light but worth a go maybe?
When you cut something in Photoshop have a play with the 'refine edge' feature under the select menu, you can use it to take away the unrealistic harshness you get when you have made a selection. It would help your backgrounds feel a bit more like part of the picture, they feel 'cut'. I know it was just a test and more about the light but worth a go maybe?
QUOTE(abbozzo @ Nov 17 2009, 04:43 AM) 
Lighting seems clean, I'm no expert, but seems to be on the right lines, really nice and even on 2.
When you cut something in Photoshop have a play with the 'refine edge' feature under the select menu, you can use it to take away the unrealistic harshness you get when you have made a selection. It would help your backgrounds feel a bit more like part of the picture, they feel 'cut'. I know it was just a test and more about the light but worth a go maybe?
When you cut something in Photoshop have a play with the 'refine edge' feature under the select menu, you can use it to take away the unrealistic harshness you get when you have made a selection. It would help your backgrounds feel a bit more like part of the picture, they feel 'cut'. I know it was just a test and more about the light but worth a go maybe?
Thanks for the advice, never used that tool or option before I will definitely look into it
Wow, number 2 is done very nicely! I think with some more practise you'll be nailing this.
AP2 with the amuse aero kit? Post pictures of the whole car!
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