On the limit of adhesion...

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Samsonite

Senior Member
Based on some previous feedback from the Automotive section, ive edited this below photo in LR4.

As Shot... (Looks slightly over exposed to me)

Gnejna 24th March (221) | Flickr - Photo Sharing!

After Lightroom...

Gnejna 24th March (221) | Flickr - Photo Sharing!

Things done in Light Room:

Blurred the back ground and foreground
Inceased clarity and detail
Reduced highlights and increased shadows
Increased a bit of saturation too - I think the colors look much better like this....


Would like to see your thoughts, comments and criticisms...
 
Marcel

Marcel

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Staff member
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Samsonite said:
Based on some previous feedback from the Automotive section, ive edited this below photo in LR4.

As Shot... (Looks slightly over exposed to me)

Gnejna 24th March (221) | Flickr - Photo Sharing!

After Lightroom...

Gnejna 24th March (221) | Flickr - Photo Sharing!

Things done in Light Room:

Blurred the back ground and foreground
Inceased clarity and detail
Reduced highlights and increased shadows
Increased a bit of saturation too - I think the colors look much better like this....


Would like to see your thoughts, comments and criticisms...
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Much better. You should post it here as well. I'm usually lazy when it comes to links that lead to a picture. It's not so hard to resize and post it with your text.
 
SkvLTD

SkvLTD

Senior Member
Clarity is pure black magic, not gonna lie. As far as colors, I'd try to get it just right for how it actually looked out there. Easy to overdo vibrancy/saturation playing around.
 
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Don Kuykendall_RIP

RIP :(
Samsonite said:
Based on some previous feedback from the Automotive section, ive edited this below photo in LR4.

As Shot... (Looks slightly over exposed to me)

Gnejna 24th March (221) | Flickr - Photo Sharing!

After Lightroom...

Gnejna 24th March (221) | Flickr - Photo Sharing!

Things done in Light Room:

Blurred the back ground and foreground
Inceased clarity and detail
Reduced highlights and increased shadows
Increased a bit of saturation too - I think the colors look much better like this....


Would like to see your thoughts, comments and criticisms...
Click to expand...

After Lightroom... is much better. The color saturation makes a big difference.
 
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