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Old 31st January 2009, 19:31   #961
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Is that a pan shot? If yes then my my question is how?
You're kidding me, right?! I am sure you know how that's done!


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Well I could send the original image across to anyone that wants to chop it. I tried tweaking it on iPhoto and got this:
Well, i did fiddle around a bit, and this is the result. I trimmed down the grass in front a little, to make it look more imposing.

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Well I could send the original image across to anyone that wants to chop it.
The only real issue with the shot is the green bush that is blocking the Jeep, that can't be chopped off.

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You're kidding me, right?! I am sure you know how that's done!
I think he is wondering how it is a pan shot. The wheels are not blurred, that means it can't be a pan shot.
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Old 1st February 2009, 16:22   #963
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Clicked at San Jose
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Clicked at Tahoe
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Old 1st February 2009, 18:45   #964
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The only real issue with the shot is the green bush that is blocking the Jeep, that can't be chopped off.
I do have a shot of the jeep without the green stuff in front, but the picture looked better with the bush in front.

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Well, i did fiddle around a bit, and this is the result. I trimmed down the grass in front a little, to make it look more imposing.
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My first attempt with a DSLR.
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Old 2nd February 2009, 12:29   #966
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One of my best shot from Deccan Quatermile drag held at Shamshabad, Hyderabad on 18th January 2009


And a overblown HDR


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guyonblackybx dude I love the 2nd shot. Brilliant HDR and doesn't look over burnt to me eyes atleast :-) .

Mukul nice captures man.
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Old 2nd February 2009, 13:34   #968
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@Riju
Thanks dude, though I miss your "I hate nitpicking" :P

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Excellent HDR! Loved it! I wish you could have composed it better though.
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Kpzen, the second shot of the Getz is nice, but you could play around with the contrast a bit.
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Thanks dude, though I miss your "I hate nitpicking" :P
Well the fact is that I/we expect some good stuff outta regular photographers here. When something's are amiss , I/we tend to point out take it positively .

Also I think its time you start posting some original shots with less PP.
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Well the fact is that I/we expect some good stuff outta regular photographers here. When something's are amiss , I/we tend to point out take it positively .

Also I think its time you start posting some original shots with less PP.
No one took anything negetively Riju.

Photoshop is just my digital darkroom, and most of the techniques that you can apply in it have real film counterparts, they're just a lot easier to apply.

Oh, and just for the record, there are hardly any photographers in history that haven't used some sort of trickery disguised as best practice. Check out Jeff Curto's "History of Photography Podcasts" for the details. You should check these out anyway, the history of photography is rife with great stories and techniques.

Ibarionex R. Perello's podcast "The Candid Frame" has interviews with current pro photographers, and all of them use multiple 'cheats' to get their final images.

And please define "Original shots".
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And please define "Original".
Pictures with less PP.
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Old 2nd February 2009, 15:48   #973
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Riju,
To the photographer the camera is his tool. Digital or Film.

To the artist the camera becomes the color pallette and Photoshop the brushes. If any work is done other than the standard Curves, Color Saturation, and Sharpening, then it becomes the artists interpretation or expression. It makes no sense to call a photo with less PP as the "original".

I am an artist and to me original is my final output as i have perceived an image either though my camera or though my eyes, sometimes i use camera to render the original, sometimes i use paper and pencil. So I am afraid these are my 100 percent originals.
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TG. I agree with you. These are your originals.

But perhaps riju meant "pics straight out of the camera". I would also love to see them.
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@Eddy
Fair enough, will post a few "originals" for u guys along with the pp
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