ibs said:yes.. but just a bit. i reduced the cyan and darken the sky to better compliment the red tones of the car. other than that.. the sky's color balance is pretty much untouched.
newmemberz said:Wow, good stuff u have right there.
Did u darken the whole picture or the sky only?
Did u use polarizer when u shoot?
I never able to get such detail from the sky. how it's done?
care to share?
feimao07 said:nice perspective n great colors... :thumbsup:
raptor84 said:very ncie wideangle shots. Did you use a poalriser for that kind of contrast?
oTaRu said:very nice wide angle shots~!~!
seankyh said:Beri nice the sky. Lovely.. And of course the car also lah... nice !!
lesneo said:Love the shots, man. Well done! Like especially the first where your friend is also wearing red... there's an identity with the car. Though he's apart from the car, they are actually connected by the red... powerful... and they are both "looking" at the same direction...
raptor84 said:very ncie wideangle shots. Did you use a poalriser for that kind of contrast?
newmemberz said:Wow, good stuff u have right there.
Did u darken the whole picture or the sky only?
Did u use polarizer when u shoot?
I never able to get such detail from the sky. how it's done?
care to share?
ibs said:No, I did not use polarizer for these set. I find that polarizers are best use at noon to get its maximum effect.
I shot ard 5 pm, to get as much available vertical light as possible. We all know 5 to dusk is the magic hour, but I wanted the dynamic range of the sky, so its best done when the sun is at the furthest.
Basically heres my workflow..
In PS, to get the dark sky effect, I just duplicate the layers in multiply mode as many times as I needed. I then masked off the ground.
I wanted to have the moody industrial look with dark dramatic (but not so surreal) sky. So I used selective color layer to reduced the cyan and darken the blues of the sky. (To get a really super polarizer effect.. try adding cyan on blue and cyan on cyan!) I find that this tone of blue better compliments the red tone of the car.
Thats abt it I guess. You can get a similar effect with a color polarizer, but you have to take into consideration the time of day and weather condition. I wanted to have this overall look and feel - and I dont think I can achieve it otherwise.
Hope that helps.
hmmm, why suddenly dig up a topic that 1 year ago?
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