Official Wicked White Evo X Picture Thread
Dec 21, 2012, 04:51 AM
#2056
Dec 24, 2012, 10:55 PM
#2064
I like the clarity of the pictures, but the contrast and the fish-eye distortion is too much that I can't even tell ur parts on the first set. It's like I'm on a shroom trip...thing is I don't even know how that feels, but I would imagine its something like this.
But that's ur style, and it's just my opinion.
Great color choice btw. Wicked white ftw!
From one photographer to another...stay away from sepia.
Oh, and 7th image down...is it me or do u have a dent/nick on the door?
But that's ur style, and it's just my opinion.
Great color choice btw. Wicked white ftw!
From one photographer to another...stay away from sepia.
Oh, and 7th image down...is it me or do u have a dent/nick on the door?
Dec 25, 2012, 10:34 AM
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Ya i wanted to do something different. As opposed to taking straight on or from the side cell phone pics. Why do you say avoid sepia? (I'm guessing because its played out)
No dents or nicks there. I do have two chips that i repaired with Dr Colorchip. Does a pretty good job. Thanks for the feedback though. I love my WW X
No dents or nicks there. I do have two chips that i repaired with Dr Colorchip. Does a pretty good job. Thanks for the feedback though. I love my WW X
Dec 25, 2012, 11:45 AM
#2066
Sepia is used by amateur photogs that doesn't have any style of their own, they don't have too much experience yet to develop their own style but still wants to make things look "artistic". Since they have seen the color treatment before, they use it as well. So yeah, it's played out and beaten to death.
As for u, I can tell that u r on ur way to developing ur own style. U have the right contrast (personalized style) in mind. If u put the correct color temperature on these images, I would say, it would look better...that's just my opinion though. They are great captures, amateur PP though. Create and develop ur own style and u would be a better photographer.
Sorry if I'm being harsh, just looking out for fellow photogs.
Also, the graffiti background would work wonders in contrasting ur car. U might think it would overwhelm ur car coz of the bright colors it has, but it would serve as the "blank" canvas to ur "colored painting", though it's in reverse!
Oh, and make sure ur shadow and reflections aren't on the image. Even untrained eyes goes straight to the things that r off.
As for u, I can tell that u r on ur way to developing ur own style. U have the right contrast (personalized style) in mind. If u put the correct color temperature on these images, I would say, it would look better...that's just my opinion though. They are great captures, amateur PP though. Create and develop ur own style and u would be a better photographer.
Sorry if I'm being harsh, just looking out for fellow photogs.
Also, the graffiti background would work wonders in contrasting ur car. U might think it would overwhelm ur car coz of the bright colors it has, but it would serve as the "blank" canvas to ur "colored painting", though it's in reverse!
Oh, and make sure ur shadow and reflections aren't on the image. Even untrained eyes goes straight to the things that r off.
Last edited by Panda_stunter; Dec 25, 2012 at 11:50 AM.
