I'm starting to love these old time car shows.
Some mild off camera flash and Topaz is a great thing.
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#6 wants to be my favorite, mainly because of the attitude that your model is showing. However with the skin tone and some of the background distractions, its just not quite there (for me).
#2, I'm left wanting to see less of the owner, more of the car. With some of the background distractions, I would be curious to see a front on view of the the grill, and see if some of the background can be eliminated.
Glad your having fun. Some of those cars are pretty amazing.
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As far as skin tones it's a personal thing I have with Topaz. Most folks have only seen "purddy picktures" of their cars. I want to do work they haven't seen. Time will tell.
Yeah, I need to work more on my comp. There was another photographer there and I wasn't sure if I'd get bounced. Thanks for the comments.
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I use a similar effect in Color Efex Pro via CNX2 and it's fairly simple to back off the skin tones only so that they look a little more natural, perhaps about 50 percent opacity or so?
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