TL-S Driver

Hello everyone, I am sort of a new member, I have been reading the forum for some time but recently got a TL-S and all I have to say is WOW. Love the car... Here are some pictures that I took. Camera used was Nikon D90 with a 18-105 VR lens. Photos where retouched in Photomatix 3.2. If you have any comments or suggestions, let me know. Enjoy.

Sandals

iTrader: (2)

Great Photos, good choice on getting a tl

Is photomatix free?

princelybug

iTrader: (16)

Kro

nice. do i detect a slight drop? i really only seem to notice it in the front. what are you riding on?

wrxyboy

iTrader: (2)

They have a fully functioning trial that leaves a watermark but it will give you an idea of how things will come out.

Op- photos are looking good and awesome location for the shoot

TL-S Driver

Thanks, I have a Eibach Pro springs in the front only, it looks even, i am afraid if I install the rear ones, it's going to sag, I also have a 15mm spacers in the front and 20mm in the back.

gatoferoz25

iTrader: (13)

nice photoshop...

diskinnect

iTrader: (2)

Whoa those are some really dope ass shots. I really like the shot where ta a reflection just cause it really unique. Looks great man!

enigmaos

iTrader: (4)

Really nice pics.

2Morrow

it's pimpin pimpin

Dat Boi Ralph

iTrader: (1)

nice pics, great color choice

TL-S Driver

Thanks guys, I just ordered a Sigma 10-20 Ultra Wide angle lense, will post some pics in a next week or so. And did i mention that TL-S is AWSOME, lol

CLtotheTL32

iTrader: (3)

Damn great pictures! I like #2 and #7 the most.

Oh and D90 FTW! Even though I have a D60

elkayem

Wow actually looks pretty nice with the spacers in the rear.
What sized spacers?

TL-S Driver

elkayem, I have 15MM in the front and 20MM in the rear, but I want to try to add 5MM more in the rear and see how it will look, fronts with 15mm is perfect.

xrvman

UHG I hate this... for the last time thats not HDR!!! But nice pics regardless... car looks great and that location is sick...

TL-S Driver

xrvman, from what I understand HDR is a set of techniques that allow a greater dynamic range of luminances between the lightest and darkest areas of an image than standard digital imaging techniques or photographic methods. And this is what attempted to do. Can you please elaborate?

Takoyaki

I have the exact same camera and lense but I can't take a very good HDR pic. what exposure did you use? You took 3 pics into 1 right?

Souljah

!

love the last three pics/spot with smoke

Steven Bell

iTrader: (2)

Dude, VERY nice shots! Welcome to the neighborhood.

Be sure to join our Type S Social Group at:
https://acurazine.com/forums/groups/type-s-social-group-74/

And our Silver TL Social Group at:
https://acurazine.com/forums/groups/asm-ssm-tls-59/



National Acura Meet-June 6th/Kansas City. Click here for details and to sign up!



.

Beat-Freak...

Nice quality pics and locations..., Not a big fan of muddy tires though.

ballinfizzle89

iTrader: (6)

HDR is a little over done but nice car and I like the 4th pic best

TL-S Driver

Takoyaki i took the photos in .RAW format, you can change that in the settings in the camera, I have tried taking 3 photos and combing them in two 1 hdr and the picture quality is not very noticeable, but it more of a pain to take 3 photos, and i kind of hate the muddy tires too, but wa just too lazy to Photoshop them out, they are dirty from the photos 5,6 and 7. All the photos were taken on one day.

mikyeres

Great photo shoot.

Ruby

Those pictures are simply amazing! Thanks for sharing.

WhteTLS

I love the photos. Nicely done!

TL-S Driver

Thank you everyone, new lens just arrived today, should have some new photos posted in a next few days.

ac-n-up

very nice photos bro.....

xrvman

HDR is multiple exposures taken at different exposures throughout the rang in order to push the dynamic range beyond the stock settings of the camera... Typical DSLR have a DR of 16-18 stops in .RAW... Taking multiple pictures for example... and indoor in front of a window shot... typically the stuff outside the window will be extremely over exposed to the point of no information preservation... the correct way to HD that situation would be to take multiple photos... One at correct exposer for the things outside... maybe even a few of the outside at different exposures... then take multiple images of the indoors at different exposures... bring them into PS and layer mask them until everything is exposed. typically in HD there are little to no blacks caused by shadows... this is because you have eliminated shadows and highlights by exposing every inch of your frame correctly in multiple pics... This can be used to push your DR to an unlimited amount... but typically it is pushed closer to 20-30 stops...