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Заснет за първи път в München
| Спотър | carsofmunichYT |
| Заснет в | München, Germany |
| Дата | 2014-04-05 23:05 |
so awesome the second one on two days in munich so awesoem
| Максимална скорост | 370 km/h |
| Ускоряване 0-100 km/h | 2.80 s |
| Мощност | 963 hp |
| Въртящ момент | 900 Nm @ 6750 rpm |
| Тегло | 1255 kg |
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Aventarari - в 23:53
Less vingette would have made the photos pop a little more, but great spot and photos nonetheless!
Heinkes - в 23:11
As I see you have quite a good camera, but still I want you to know some things about taking the shots and editing them!
In the first pic there is too much contrast and the vignette is over the top. Hold the camera straight, so that we are not pushed to turn our heads! In the second pic you cut the car twice - while shooting or cropping - what only looks good, when it's a detail shot, but here it definitely isn't. Also the tones are weird in that one, you can easily fix them with image editing software. A bit straighter wouldn't be wrong here either. Why did you actually add such a strong vignette to the third one? It devours the whole backdrop and makes the car look too soft.
Picture 4-7 are basically the same, only that 4 and 6 are a bit too dark and 5 and 7 have some effects on it, which make it look like a video game or something...
In picture eight it's the same as the first two ones, please tilt it straight.
The last picture is too dark and I don't know how you did this, but the shot just doesn't look real... which effects did you use here?
Maybe you find a website explaining the basics in photography, I bet that will make your shots better! And I would also advise you to slow down on editing! "Just because you can, it doesn't mean you should!"
