New HDR's, and some photoshops of members cars, No 56k

[SoddyRebel]

ive been trying to learn photoshop and making hdr's, so heres some pics ive done, some are of members cars, enjoy

 

[AaRoN]

Those pics are freaking awesome :thumb: :thumb: :thumb: :thumb: :thumb: :thumb: :thumb:

 

[rottenpunx]

:coolsmiley: looks great!

 

[eliyarbrough]

Looks good to me!! Great pics!

 

[Hellion94]

Seems that you've got the converting to Black and White thing down pretty good.

I would just be careful with the HDR's. I understand that you're just learning them, but those can get really harsh on the eyes. The one in the garage is very good, most likely because it showcases what HDR is really intended to be used for.

I like the pics. :thumb:

 

[MUSTANG RED161]

Nice pics!! :thumb:

 

[Dalamar]

Those are sweet Soddy! :thumb: :thumb:

 

[Javi]

awesome work dude

 

[Fets]

noice. Try going wingless, I think your car would look hot wingless

 

[94darkhorse]

The one w/ Dal's car on the road is awesome. Good work.

 

[2slo95fiveoh]

those are some pretty sweet pictures. nice work!

 

[Bluextc]

No clue what HDR stands for, but the pics are beautiful.

 

[Fets]

hyper deminsional resonator

 

[Red96GT]

No clue what HDR stands for, but the pics are beautiful.

homeostasis device reactor

 

[Fets]

http://www.futurehorizons.net/time2.htm

 

[Red96GT]

http://www.futurehorizons.net/time2.htm

Thanks for the link I guess I was wrong. Good info. :thumb:

 

[sonicsn95]

Very nice job!

 

[Fets]

http://www.futurehorizons.net/time2.htm

Thanks for the link I guess I was wrong. Good info. :thumb:

anytime brahhhh :banana:

 

[Hellion94]

No clue what HDR stands for, but the pics are beautiful.

Just FYI, it stands for High Dynamic Range, and refers to the combination of different levels of exposures from a series of photographs to create one that has, tada!, a High Dynamic Range - meaning that even low-light areas and areas that are exposed to larger amounts of light are both represented and evenly exposed, creating an even tone across the image instead of really bright brights and really dark darks.

 

[GaryG]

those look really good man, nice work

thanks for explaning it Hellion