The Auto-Image thread

jaysmokesleaves · 27th September 2009, 20:19

Living on the redline.
My ride in Dubai.

clevermax · 27th September 2009, 23:08

Quote:

Originally Posted by furioussphinx

Awesome! Came out brilliantly!

Here is another shot of my car.

I like the color combination (blue-red-green) very much, and the car's perspective. I didn't like too much of vignetting.

You could have moved the car to the side of the frame for a better composition.

furioussphinx · 28th September 2009, 03:56

Quote:

Originally Posted by clevermax

I like the color combination (blue-red-green) very much, and the car's perspective. I didn't like too much of vignetting.

You could have moved the car to the side of the frame for a better composition.

Am trying a few new techniques over PS and the outputs are not coming out good. Even I felt this pic to be too in your face

If only my camera had a rotatable viewfinder on its LCD, I could have taken a better shot. This was a hit a trial

benbsb29 · 28th September 2009, 09:18

Clicked last week in Kerala.

SS-Traveller · 28th September 2009, 12:03

My first post on this thread - hope this passes muster...

v&v · 28th September 2009, 12:34

Shot at Rohtang pass.

furioussphinx · 28th September 2009, 15:45

I think I overdid it

DSC.CUSTOMS · 28th September 2009, 15:57

Quote:

Originally Posted by furioussphinx

I think I overdid it

The shot looks good .

jack33 · 28th September 2009, 17:05

Few of my jeep shots.

furioussphinx · 28th September 2009, 18:28

Quote:

Originally Posted by DSC.CUSTOMS

The shot looks good .

Thanks mate

Editing another pic now.

Torqueguru · 29th September 2009, 01:19

@furioussphinx
Did you drop in the background? It kinda looks like it doesnt belong in there, good attempt i must say. The light has to match properly on your car so it looks realistic enough, also note that, not to leave edges when you mask .
Regards,
TG.

akshay4587 · 29th September 2009, 02:02

Thats mine
Caught by a friend while crusing on NH1 at 90 km\hr

furioussphinx · 29th September 2009, 07:43

Quote:

Originally Posted by Torqueguru

@furioussphinx
Did you drop in the background? It kinda looks like it doesnt belong in there, good attempt i must say. The light has to match properly on your car so it looks realistic enough, also note that, not to leave edges when you mask .
Regards,
TG.

Yes, I did get another background in the pic. This is my first attempt at this. Will have to practice. If you can give tips, would be great!

para_7k · 1st October 2009, 09:04

My First attempt. The car was stationary. Comments solicited.

Torqueguru · 1st October 2009, 09:35

@furioussphinx
A few things to note when you drop in backgrounds.
1) the merging line between 2 pics must be in accordance to the depth of feild of the shot, avoid sharp dividing lines between both the shots.
2)Observe the light in the background image and try to get the same reflection or at least reflection colors mapped on the car. I so this by matching light using an adjustment layer and then masking out at areas where i do not desire the color change.
3)Far away objects are blurred so if the droping image has a different object, try to simulate this. The only way to know what amount of blur is right, is to use your observation skills when you scout.
4)Match perspective.

That's all I can think of for now, I am in class taking a break from polygons and wire frames!

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benbsb29 Team-BHP Support Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Brisbane Posts: 9,963 Thanked: 13,129 Times View My Garage	Clicked last week in Kerala.

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v&v Senior - BHPian Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Delhi Posts: 1,545 Thanked: 1,205 Times View My Garage	Shot at Rohtang pass.

29th September 2009, 01:19	#1631
Torqueguru BHPian Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Seattle Posts: 277 Thanked: 165 Times View My Garage	@furioussphinx Did you drop in the background? It kinda looks like it doesnt belong in there, good attempt i must say. The light has to match properly on your car so it looks realistic enough, also note that, not to leave edges when you mask . Regards, TG.

1st October 2009, 09:04	#1634
para_7k BHPian Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: chennai Posts: 469 Thanked: 112 Times	My First attempt. The car was stationary. Comments solicited. Attached Thumbnails

1st October 2009, 09:35	#1635
Torqueguru BHPian Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Seattle Posts: 277 Thanked: 165 Times View My Garage	@furioussphinx A few things to note when you drop in backgrounds. 1) the merging line between 2 pics must be in accordance to the depth of feild of the shot, avoid sharp dividing lines between both the shots. 2)Observe the light in the background image and try to get the same reflection or at least reflection colors mapped on the car. I so this by matching light using an adjustment layer and then masking out at areas where i do not desire the color change. 3)Far away objects are blurred so if the droping image has a different object, try to simulate this. The only way to know what amount of blur is right, is to use your observation skills when you scout. 4)Match perspective. That's all I can think of for now, I am in class taking a break from polygons and wire frames!

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