[Guest]

I was just testing to put some elements in my background.

What do you think about it ? Is it useful ? Will it be better with more of them ?

Any feedback appreciated !!

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[Guest]

Maybe I would have to change my grey background for something less dark ?

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[Guest]

very nice model :coolpics

 

[Ronan]

Interesting idea Thomas! I like the auto part theme with the gearbox component in the background. I think perhaps your background needs to be a bit brighter though. Worth either adding extra light or trying a lighter colour.

One downside though I've found to having anything other than a plain background is that extra background detail eats up memory, and you can run up against the 60KB limit very easily. Hence you have to reduce image quality further to bring it under the limit and this means you have a less sharp, less detailed picture of the car. :cheers

 

[Car Lover]

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Great pic Thomas :nicejob that pic in my opinion torned out the best

 

[mbc112]

Already tried bananas ???? :danbana :danbana :lol

 

[LUW]

It's a good idea. The only thing is that you can't make it more important then the primary object you are photographing. So maybe you should do it but with a little less lighting for the secondary object, or maybe even keeping it a little out of focus. It's quite hard to do, since you will have two objects to worry about lighting and focus. But properly done the result is fantastic.

 

[Guest]

Thanks for the feedback men !!

I will try to put more objects to see the difference.

Luciano, for the light it will be very difficult !

 

[LUW]

The light is always the problem. Get the light right and you accomplished 80% of a good photo.

 

[Ronan]

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:iagree Good lighting is the key to a good photo! :cheers

 

[StygianMax]

That's a really good idea Thomas. I tried to bring up the brightness of your car and sharpened it up (& not the gear) to see if I can make the car stand out more. With a little photoediting, it is possible I think.

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[Guest]

I think it's a great idea, Thomas. :nicejob :nicejob :nicejob

It's probably going to be more time consuming setting everything up, but I'm certain it will make the shot more interesting and adds character.

Some good examples would be the figures & diecasts we have witnessed recently from Louis & Mr. Vercetti. :cheers

 

[Guest]

Thanks Felix !!
That looks really better !!

I tried with more things

Souky, I find also that little people are good for photos (especially the Love Hina things...). I will see...

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[Car Lover]

I think when there are too many objects it doesnt look so good :confused

1 or 2 objects max is good

 

[Guest]

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OK Ariel I take note !! That is true that so many is too many. But this is the purpose of my test !!

Thank you for the feedback !! :cheers

 

[Guest]

However, I didn't take time to place this things correctly nor lighting them properly. It was just for a quick test.

But it is true that often only one detail is sufficient like Gary (gundam40) and his Potato !!

 

[Car Lover]

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:iagree That is true :giggle

 

[Guest]

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Gary's a nut.

You sure you want to follow his footsteps?

:lol