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Old 10-27-2008, 05:09 PM
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Default a TON of fall pictures

I had some time today before work to go take some pictures out back, at the farm. It was just about to rain, so the clouds made for some cool pictures, with all the fall colors. Im no expert with a camera, and photoshop would help alot of my pictures out, but I do what I can with my crappy little point n shoot.























And the two from the other day, of my moms 78 Firebird



Old 10-27-2008, 05:17 PM
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awsome pics, what camera did you use?
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NICE photos man....that bird is in nice shape
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Thanks, its just a crappy point n shoot Cannon SD750.
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it dont look to crapy to me lol.
i just have a sony 6mp camera so i do the best that i can with what i got but i really want a good camera or have some one that knows what there doing take some pics for me.
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what settings did you use on the camera, look very dark to be auto-mode
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very nice looking pics.
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Originally Posted by reject
what settings did you use on the camera, look very dark to be auto-mode
ISO at 80 and for each picture I used a -2, 0, +2 exposure.
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oooo look at him, no expert but yet he's playing with the settings! lol

good pix though, i saved a couple of them
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Clean Bird. Is that a Bluebird edition? As far as I remeber they made a Bluebird and a Yellowbird.
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Hahah thanks guys, and thanks Reject. Its a 78 Firebird Skybird.

They made a Skybird (77-78) Redbird (78-79) and a Yellowbird (79-80) All three special edition cars are pretty rare these days, and near impossible to find. The one posted, my mom bought brand new in '78 it has 60k original miles, and is completely original inside and out, factory paint, ect. Only thing done to it are a set of Cragar SS wheels and a freshen up of the weak 305. I'd like to get a set of the YearOne snowflake wheels for it!
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Originally Posted by Camaro396
ISO at 80 and for each picture I used a -2, 0, +2 exposure.
... and then merged to HDR? Were you using a tripod?
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Man HDR is over used. Damn but I guess it makes people thing the picture is really good.
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Nice shots man. You guys have some nice property too!
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Originally Posted by hitmansws6
... and then merged to HDR? Were you using a tripod?
Obviously, I think it would be hard to do a HDR picture without one....
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Originally Posted by Camaro396
Obviously, I think it would be hard to do a HDR picture without one....
Nope you can make HDR images with just one picture if you shoot RAW or hell even if you shoot in JPG.
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But, it wont look as good even if its shot in RAW and you do that. If you are going to do HDR you may as well do it right. And I agree HDR is way overused in these pictures.
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Originally Posted by GTABurnout
Nope you can make HDR images with just one picture if you shoot RAW or hell even if you shoot in JPG.
Wouldn't using a single exposure just be tone mapping? Im a noob to this, just trying to learn.....
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Originally Posted by GTABurnout
Man HDR is over used. Damn but I guess it makes people thing the picture is really good.
and you have a bad attitude!
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DANG!! Those are great pics.

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