Car owned by Al Capone, Realistic
Jul 27, 2012 14:57:13 #
In my book HDR on cars should look more or less real.
The first car is completely modified by the owner as all he had was the body, He traced it back to Al Capone's gang.
He said that when he went to restore it, it had a bullet hole in the drivers door.
The red car was taken at heritage village.
The first car is completely modified by the owner as all he had was the body, He traced it back to Al Capone's gang.
He said that when he went to restore it, it had a bullet hole in the drivers door.
The red car was taken at heritage village.
Jul 27, 2012 23:41:18 #
lorenww wrote:
In my book HDR on cars should look more or less real.
The first car is completely modified by the owner as all he had was the body, He traced it back to Al Capone's gang.
He said that when he went to restore it, it had a bullet hole in the drivers door.
The red car was taken at heritage village.
The first car is completely modified by the owner as all he had was the body, He traced it back to Al Capone's gang.
He said that when he went to restore it, it had a bullet hole in the drivers door.
The red car was taken at heritage village.
Beautiful pictures! You did an excellent job.
Swede
Jul 28, 2012 10:39:55 #
Thanks, I was not thinking HDR when I took these. The light was all over the place and I thought with bracketing I would get at least one usable shot, turns out it was perfect for HDR.
Jul 28, 2012 12:03:44 #
lorenww wrote:
Thanks, I was not thinking HDR when I took these. The light was all over the place and I thought with bracketing I would get at least one usable shot, turns out it was perfect for HDR.
I bracket a lot of my photos (not with HDR in mind) in order to get an exposure that will work. Use it a lot on flower pictures as regular settings have a tendency for blowout. It works well for that purpose.
Swede
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