Is the blueness due to use of CP filter or post processing mate?
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Is the blueness due to use of CP filter or post processing mate?
These are great looking pics, like I'm standing right there.Quote:
Originally Posted by 04OFF
Great to see yer back out in it mate
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Thanks guys , its nice to be back !
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Originally Posted by fracster
There is a joke there somewhere about QLD sunshine and you living with grey sky in the UK, (sorry i used to live in Coventry,West Midlands, could't help myself, lol)
Yes ,a CPL is used, but no Photoshop, i use a wide angle lens (low ISO), a Circular Polariser, plus i add Saturation and a bit of contrast in the camera shoot settings, the water actually looks like Pepsi Max (yes black), this adds even extra depth to the blue reflection from the sky.
Plus it is really Blue ;)
Thought you were gonna say that, middle of June here,meant to be summer and i`ve got the fire lit. Another crap summer on the cards.Quote:
Originally Posted by 04OFF
Those blue skies are amazing mate, some cracking photos as well fella..............:smiley_thumbs_up:
I realy like the second one how do I do that?
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Originally Posted by 04OFF
You need a tripod and set camera to a long exposure, then use a torch to light the car, then run over and flick the head lights on etc, a bit of compositon and a nice background helps, of course the full moon aids with lighting.Quote:
Originally Posted by Timmo
Some night ones from straddie i took tonight ........
http://i83.photobucket.com/albums/j3.../IMG_0880a.jpg
http://i83.photobucket.com/albums/j3.../IMG_0900a.jpg
http://i83.photobucket.com/albums/j3...908aMedium.jpg
Brilliant shots mate!
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Your a talented man mate, always make sure I check out your pics when I see a post from you...lol