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One very sexy .:R
MAT ED30:
i think the car looks good and it will never see a track and is for show so its cool for what it is just like a range rover will never see an off road track :rolleye: with the bling rims
08micsta:
His GTi was so much better but to do this with an .:R does deserve a bit of respect.
Mike
joesgti:
--- Quote from: 08micsta on November 05, 2008, 02:47:16 pm ---I think we must remember that its on bags. He does not drive it like that normally lol
And his photography is really good. I must admit that its a slight rip off of HDR shots but its good enough.
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what do you mean HDR shots, my dads got a new sony 12mp a700 and it says hdmi HD all over it so im guessing this takes hd shots?? :confused: they dont look that good when put on the screen thow
08micsta:
HDR is High Definition. Like the pics Manu posted a short while ago of his .:R
To shoot in HDR you must have a camera that can save images in .Raw format.
Raw is a uncompressed version of a JPEG which means that when loaded on the computer you get the full quality. Unlike with a JPEG where you lose quality due to the picture being compressed.
To create a good HDR image you need to place the camera on a tripod. Set the camera to take pictures in .RAW mode and take one picture underexposed. One picture on auto exposure and another picture on high exposure without moving the camera at all.
Once you upload the .RAW files onto your PC you can use Photoshop CS3 to take the three images. Lower their opacity to 50% and you place the three image on top of each other. By changing the opacity etc you get different lighting affects etc...
Once you are satisfied you flatten the images and save the finished pic as a JPEG. This makes the effect created in michaelmarks photo's.
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HDMI HD or just HDMI is is a High definition mutlimedia interface. Much like you need to have the correct decoder or tv to view HD Tv a HDMI camera simply means that it can be plugged into a HD ready pc, Tv etc and the quality will be High Definition.
If you plug in a normal camera you will see a lack of quality-perhaps slight fuzziness in the image. On a HDMI camera this is irradicated due to it being able to support the newer HD cables and interface.
Hope that all makes sense....
Mike
RedRobin:
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No, the photography is very good. I just don't like his rims or putting it on bags, but very much ETTO - I respect that.
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