CLOSED: 2.0 Advanced Competition 85

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They are on the RedBull hangar .... on the other side. That's not even close :p

Yeep indeed. :lol:
Until i saw this:



...your mission is to reshoot it, how you wanted to see it!...


I think it's legit. :p
Now i really wish we could have more than one car for phototravel.
 
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Looks a lot better enlarged, Inspired by the last scene of spec 2.0 trailer

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That sky ruins it for me.

Hehe, we sure were! :)

great minds think alike..and your shot is much more accurate to movie..nice work
 
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Still tweaking it, not quite right yet...
 
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The grain are too much. It ruin the photo imo.
 
That sky ruins it for me.

I'l have a go at improving it today, didn't actually spend loads of time on it because I'm going on holiday tomorrow morning. :)
 
Over shaprened and way too noisey.
Possibly agree although my picture have been getting more grainy recently. The jaggy white lines are awesome though:D
 
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improved entry.
 
Wanted to ask before I sink the tine into it...am I allowed to desaturate part of the image? Seems like that is OK under 2.o rules but I wanted to be sure.
 
I have done it with layer masking but you could also (in theory) select an area where you want to use B&W filter or desaturation tool. Not sure specifically how to do it with your program as I've never used it. :O
 
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I'm not entirely sure if this is good or not...
 
While i remember, anyone?

I have done it with layer masking but you could also (in theory) select an area where you want to use B&W filter or desaturation tool. Not sure specifically how to do it with your program as I've never used it. :O

What works best for me 💡 ..... on a duplicate layer just go to > Adjust > Saturate .. then de-saturate this layer. Then all I do is use a soft brush eraser to 'bring back' the colour selections I want from the layer below. I don't have much patience with selections and pen tools :ouch:

Hope this helps :sly:
 
An old shot, but seems to fit the bill.

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Intro Scene by Miklad, on Flickr
 
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