Critizise my photo
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Criticize my photo
I took this yesterday after I got out of the gym.
It was taken with a Sony DSC-H10... nothing major. f/4 ISO-250. I used a 6point star filter and flash. I then photoshopped it to add the logo and a diffuse filter to it too.
Any tips/pointers?
The front wheel of the car should have been turned left, but I forgot to do it, I just wanted to take a quick pic, it was 20 degrees outside :P brrr
It was taken with a Sony DSC-H10... nothing major. f/4 ISO-250. I used a 6point star filter and flash. I then photoshopped it to add the logo and a diffuse filter to it too.
Any tips/pointers?
The front wheel of the car should have been turned left, but I forgot to do it, I just wanted to take a quick pic, it was 20 degrees outside :P brrr
Last edited by Edg_R; Jan 14, 2009 at 01:19 PM.
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I took this yesterday after I got out of the gym.
It was taken with a Sony DSC-H10... nothing major. f/4 ISO-250. I used a 6point star filter and flash. I then photoshopped it to add the logo and a diffuse filter to it too.
Any tips/pointers?
The front wheel of the car should have been turned left, but I forgot to do it, I just wanted to take a quick pic, it was 20 degrees outside :P brrr
It was taken with a Sony DSC-H10... nothing major. f/4 ISO-250. I used a 6point star filter and flash. I then photoshopped it to add the logo and a diffuse filter to it too.
Any tips/pointers?
The front wheel of the car should have been turned left, but I forgot to do it, I just wanted to take a quick pic, it was 20 degrees outside :P brrr
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- Too much diffuse glow, tone it down a bit.
- Stars are a little too distracting.
- Too bright, bring down the ISO to 100 and increase the aperture to compensate for the light going through the lens.
- Straighten the picture, the car looks crooked.
- Turn the front wheels to the right.
- Could use a drop
(photoshop it if anything 
)
- Stars are a little too distracting.
- Too bright, bring down the ISO to 100 and increase the aperture to compensate for the light going through the lens.
- Straighten the picture, the car looks crooked.
- Turn the front wheels to the right.
- Could use a drop
(photoshop it if anything )
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- Too much diffuse glow, tone it down a bit.
- Stars are a little too distracting.
- Too bright, bring down the ISO to 100 and increase the aperture to compensate for the light going through the lens.
- Straighten the picture, the car looks crooked.
- Turn the front wheels to the right.
- Could use a drop (photoshop it if anything )
- Stars are a little too distracting.
- Too bright, bring down the ISO to 100 and increase the aperture to compensate for the light going through the lens.
- Straighten the picture, the car looks crooked.
- Turn the front wheels to the right.
- Could use a drop
(photoshop it if anything )-Fixed stars a little bit (they were taken with a filter, not photoshopped)
-I darkened it a bit and turned up the contrast (i like contrast-y photos)
-I straightened it
-I can't turn the wheel on photoshop, next time I take pics, i will.
-*What do you mean by a drop, do you have an example?
Last edited by Edg_R; Jan 14, 2009 at 11:43 AM.
Let me know what you think...
-Fixed stars a little bit (they were taken with a filter, not photoshopped)
-I darkened it a bit and turned up the contrast (i like contrast-y photos)
-I straightened it
-I can't turn the wheel on photoshop, next time I take pics, i will.
-*What do you mean by a drop, do you have an example?
-Fixed stars a little bit (they were taken with a filter, not photoshopped)
-I darkened it a bit and turned up the contrast (i like contrast-y photos)
-I straightened it
-I can't turn the wheel on photoshop, next time I take pics, i will.
-*What do you mean by a drop, do you have an example?
By drop, I meant lowering your car LOL
Looks good though.
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I am way farther than that. I am 30 minutes north of Houston, I think it's between 6-8 hours to Midland. I grew up in Midland though, born in Odessa. I didn't see too many cars like yours while I lived there, which was 11 years.
Yes, I drive an 04 no mods yet, not even rims lol. Got mine in Sept.
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I am way farther than that. I am 30 minutes north of Houston, I think it's between 6-8 hours to Midland. I grew up in Midland though, born in Odessa. I didn't see too many cars like yours while I lived there, which was 11 years.
Yes, I drive an 04 no mods yet, not even rims lol. Got mine in Sept.
Yes, I drive an 04 no mods yet, not even rims lol. Got mine in Sept.
Do you have family here in Odessa? (I live in Midland, work in Odessa. I'm the computer tech for OHS)
and if you don't mind me asking, how old are you? you may know some of my friends. they are around 25 yrs old and are into the whole import scene they drive hondas. its a group called Citywide Concepts.