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Very Nice :tup:

That logo is very distracting. Nice cars though. :tup:

It's really for watermark purposes really, I didn't have my white version made at the time.

Nice pics. White is such a great color

awesome pics, i def need to invest in some te37!

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The cars look good :D

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I actually didn't have to touch the sharpness in these, for my "car photos" I try & take more of an artistic approach to them as you can see they look as if someone might have drawn the pictures. I don't do this in all cases though. As far as the watermark, this is when I recieved my first version of the watermark so I was playing around with it, I'll watch for the size from now on though, thanks.

I wouldn't call them pro pics but I'm not going to give my input unless on the photography unless asked for it. Car does look very nice tho man. Keep it up.

What would you consider "pro" pics?, these were all shot within 20 min, maybe because they are not super realistic? I thought they looked better like this so I made them so. Tell me your tips, I'll see what I could use from them.

Why no Z33 love ;) Photos look goo. Take the cristism and run with it.

Keep it up big boi!

Chris

I would but no one has told me what I could have done better, to me they are great pics. It was a late minute idea chris, next time bro ;)

vivid's response was pretty good IMO. but each photographer has their own tastes, and how they want to convey what they take.

personally i don't like the overexposure on the background and would try to dim that a little bit to better accentuate the foreground. as mentioned previously, cut back on the clarity and sharpness to give the lines a little more natural look; right now they look almost serrated with how sharp they are. white balance warmer to remove the bluish tint on the white paint.

but that's just me.

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