Just thought I'd share this pic from HIN drift BIG PIC

Re: (Fidel_Cashflo)

stone184 — 2009-07-03T08:24:09-08:00

Nice pics. Makes me want to go out and get a new camera!

Got any others you want to share with us?

Re: (schanne)

Fidel_Cashflo — 2009-07-02T20:22:24-08:00

I love the pic! I went to HIN here in Tampa this year, best $25 I ever spent... Some really good drifters out here, and definately some good vendors.

Re: (EnjoiNismo)

schanne — 2009-07-02T18:38:17-08:00

Quote, originally posted by EnjoiNismo raquo;

Thanks for the new background

Re: Just thought I'd share this pic from HIN drift BIG PIC (MastaYu)

bfraser — 2009-07-02T18:03:18-08:00

its sweet

Re: Just thought I'd share this pic from HIN drift BIG PIC (the converted)

MastaYu — 2009-07-02T17:57:06-08:00

nice pic

Re: Just thought I'd share this pic from HIN drift BIG PIC (Csomme)

the converted — 2009-07-02T17:10:42-08:00

I was bored because the weather has been crap and I haven't really gotten much chance to get out and shoot, so I did a re edit that is more my style and less in your face.

Re: (Csomme)

E7-S14 — 2009-07-02T12:48:51-08:00

i start with a RAW format picture form the camera.
most cameras give you the option to choose the format you want to shoot in.

then i go in to photoshop and separate the separate exposures and what not then go into photomatrix.

or finish it off in photoshop.

that's how i do it

and yeah
lets see what you got!

some of my HDR.
nothing crazy

Modified by E7-S14 at 12:54 PM 7/2/2009

Re: (the converted)

Csomme — 2009-07-02T12:37:01-08:00

If you guys wanna see some of my other stuff let me know:)

And "the converted" Thanks again man, I really appreciate it.

Re: (Csomme)

the converted — 2009-07-02T11:50:26-08:00

In the mean time, check out gimp. It's free and has most of the functionality of Photoshop.

Re: (the converted)

Csomme — 2009-07-02T11:47:54-08:00

Wow! sweet man, thanks for the pointers! I'm always game for learning new stuff. I'm going to be getting photoshop CS2 sometime soon I hope, so I'll actually be able to edit stuff instead of JUST doing HDR.

I really appreciate the help man.

Re: (Csomme)

the converted — 2009-07-02T11:36:02-08:00

I just meant HDRs in general. I prefer edits more like the one below (I can take it down if you mind). It pops out to the eye, but still looks like something that you could have actually taken. That camera does support raw, and the option is probably in the same menu as the resolution settings.

Re: (the converted)

Csomme — 2009-07-02T11:24:56-08:00

well first off, the second pic can't look fake or overprocessed. lol. It's an unedited original.

I'm using a FujiFilm Finepix F100fs DSLR. So far it's great. I love it.

Re: (EnjoiNismo)

the converted — 2009-07-02T11:10:42-08:00

I think they look a little fake or over processed. I'm sure that it can probably be toned down a little to look more natural.

As far as raw formatting goes it all depends on the camera if you can do it or not. What camera are you using?

Re: (Csomme)

EnjoiNismo — 2009-07-02T10:42:11-08:00

Thanks for the new background

Re: (E7-S14)

Csomme — 2009-07-02T10:39:47-08:00

haha, i use Photomatix Pro.

But how do you shoot in RAW compared to a normal shot? Gezz man, I don't really know what I'm doing, I just know what I like and what not, and try to get things to look good.

But thanks for the complements guys. So why don't some of you like HDR? I'm not trying to be an a**, I just haven't really heard the opposing side of the argument before.

Oh, and by popular demand, one of the originals

Re: (the converted)

E7-S14 — 2009-07-02T09:53:05-08:00

i was thurrr
great pic man.

that dam fence kept me from getting any worth-a-dam shots of you guys sliding.

i've messed with HDR a couple times. but just not lately since i keep forgetting to shoot in RAW..
tho you can do it with jpeg. quality's not as good.
what do you use for hdr/tonemapping?

Re: (BrianHarte)

the converted — 2009-07-02T09:44:48-08:00

Not a huge fan of HDR, but aside from that, it's a really nice shot. Do you have the normal exposure for that shot?

BrianHarte — 2009-07-02T09:31:12-08:00

It looks so cool!

Re: (S13Teddy)

Kaleo55 — 2009-07-02T08:06:33-08:00

I like it, but the contrast is just a little too much, looks forced as do many HDR images.

S13Teddy — 2009-07-02T01:02:59-08:00

You could have used less post-processing.

nevertheless — 2009-07-02T00:05:34-08:00

that pic is the tits, you should stick to it.

Re: Just thought I'd share this pic from HIN drift BIG PIC (Csomme)

keith0486 — 2009-07-01T23:56:13-08:00

keep them coming just in different sizes i think. lol

Re: Just thought I'd share this pic from HIN drift BIG PIC (TheRealNap0le0n)

Csomme — 2009-07-01T23:38:35-08:00

This is the biggest resolution I have on the internets. lol

But it isn't photoshopped. It's called an HDR photograph. This is what they look like. The highs and lows, shadows and highlights are all in the picture. It's like the most intense visual experience from a photograph (other than porn, if your into that.) lol.

It's hard for it to not look like this, especially at sunset.

Re: Just thought I'd share this pic from HIN drift BIG PIC (Csomme)

TheRealNap0le0n — 2009-07-01T23:31:16-08:00

i like the quality and angle but the photoshopping is a bit overzealous to me

Uberck — 2009-07-01T23:24:17-08:00

yo any chance you got this in a bigger resolution like 1600?

Just thought I'd share this pic from HIN drift BIG PIC

Csomme — 2009-07-01T23:18:26-08:00

I just started getting into Photography again. And at the HIN drift Demo in Charlotte, my buddies Eddie and Ben were sliding around representing our crew, Drift Menace. I was just messing around and got a quick couple shots of his car and messed around doing HDR stuff. Thought some of you that change backgrounds as much as I do might like to try this one out for a day. Comments are welcome guys.