New Pics of my truck..., Yeah! baby yeah!
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03-06-2006 | 01:28 AM
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From: Reynosa, Tam. MX
Thanks, glad you all like it.
Yep, I liked how the pictures look.
Is the result of my brother's good camera(Canon 7mpix), zoom trick, and some light adjustment with Macromedia Fireworks(I don't know how to use PhotoShop).
I use zoom(close-up) so the object looks more Flat.., that is.., less perspective angle which deforms the object, its depth, makes it look longer than it really is.
I didn't edit or retouch anything.., just some lightning correction.
I don't know nothing about photo shooting, I'm a Web programer/designer, but with some practice I managed to learn some simple tricks.
Simple steps I did...
1 - Take your pictures using zoom. If you don't have a tripod, hold your camera as still as possible, keep your elbows/arms close(sticked) to your body while holding you camera in front of your face. When using zoom the images shake a lot more.(don't even breath)
2.- Download pictures into your PC
3.- With Fireworks(http://www.macromedia.com ):
- Filters / Adjust color / Auto levels
- Filters / Sharpen / Sharpen
- Filters / Adjust color / Levels...
-- Here you just move the arrows until you like what you see.
4.- File / Export Preview
- Select JPG
- Click Export and save
That's it.
BEFORE:
AFTER:
Saludos
Giorgio
Yep, I liked how the pictures look.
Is the result of my brother's good camera(Canon 7mpix), zoom trick, and some light adjustment with Macromedia Fireworks(I don't know how to use PhotoShop).
I use zoom(close-up) so the object looks more Flat.., that is.., less perspective angle which deforms the object, its depth, makes it look longer than it really is.
I didn't edit or retouch anything.., just some lightning correction.
I don't know nothing about photo shooting, I'm a Web programer/designer, but with some practice I managed to learn some simple tricks.
Simple steps I did...
1 - Take your pictures using zoom. If you don't have a tripod, hold your camera as still as possible, keep your elbows/arms close(sticked) to your body while holding you camera in front of your face. When using zoom the images shake a lot more.(don't even breath)
2.- Download pictures into your PC
3.- With Fireworks(http://www.macromedia.com ):
- Filters / Adjust color / Auto levels
- Filters / Sharpen / Sharpen
- Filters / Adjust color / Levels...
-- Here you just move the arrows until you like what you see.
4.- File / Export Preview
- Select JPG
- Click Export and save
That's it.
BEFORE:
AFTER:
Saludos
Giorgio
Last edited by giorgioF150; 03-06-2006 at 01:35 AM.
#22
03-06-2006 | 03:57 AM
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From: Reynosa, Tam. MX
Originally Posted by sterusmall
Hey giorgioF150,
Isn't Devil Ray player Jorge Cantú from your town?
And VERY NICE truck!
Isn't Devil Ray player Jorge Cantú from your town?
And VERY NICE truck!
Woa!, I didn't know who Jorge Cantú was... but I searched and yes, he is from my town, he seems to be a valuable player.
http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/player...e?statsId=7380
is he famous?,I have no idea.
Saddly I don't watch sports as much I would like to.
BTW
I'm also Jorge... Garza
Salutes
#23
03-06-2006 | 04:18 AM
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From: Reynosa, Tam. MX
Originally Posted by Tuff4rd
Que onda? Giorgio.....When are you going to take some pix of my truck? those came out nice
Sure, the camera wasn't the only reason to have good pictures, infact, if you already have some original photos of your truck, the ones you get directly from the camera, without resizing and stuff, you can send it to me at jgarza (arroba) empresasenred (punto) com and I'll see what can I do.
Salutes
Giorgio