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This photo needs to be re-edited. It's a great idea, and near perfect, but the transition from focused to blurry was too hard and too small. It's clear that the editor used the tool to blur the trees and then took the blur off to show the last car. There should be more of a transition
 
yea, i did that one real quick and suprised it came out as well as it did, so i thought i'd post up it up. lol
near perfect? wow! thanks!
I'll give it another try...lol
 
yea, i did that one real quick and suprised it came out as well as it did, so i thought i'd post up it up. lol
near perfect? wow! thanks!
I'll give it another try...lol
Yeah, I would just expand your tool and lessen the effect. Make a gradual transition, That way you depth of field seems more realistic, as if you are focus on the cars and the trees are in a completely different field of focus. With the gradual transition around the car, you won't be able to notice the sharp line where the focus and blur separate
 
my brother installed my BC coilovers, RB front and rear swar bars with F & R RB end links at his work. Unfortunalty they had to leave so they were not able to adjust the coilovers to the ride height I wanted them. so I am going to raise the rear to be higher than the front sits now and then raise front a bit. i am also going to check out 949 racing specs to see what they recommend.
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front wheels.
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i used gimp.
shadow recovery, sharpen, local contrast, screen (50%), 2x overlay all for color and pop, then used the free select tool, outlined the areas I wanted, inverted the image then gaussian blur about 25 which is a bit harsh. still learning though.

here the original pic straight from the cam
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quick edit, its a little bit better lol but the file size wasnt the original so yea...

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the blur is good but the trees are way drowned out, needs more saturation and some contrast
 
yeaa i saw that after i saved it haha... and im using an online editor so i cant add contrast to specific sections on this one :/
 
quick edit, its a little bit better lol but the file size wasnt the original so yea...

oh i forgot flickr wont upload the full pic without a premium account. lol
looks pretty good though. personally, i'd like a bit more blur, but thats what I like about editing. everyone has their own tastes. :)
 
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I tried an online program called Picnik. It's pretty neat
sorry if it's crude, but I figured that's not bad for under 5 mins online
 
like.
kind dreamy looking. lol
I did some burning around the outside to take your focus away from the extra crap like the side street and the woman. I blurred heavy since you like it, brought back some color to the trees, added some vignetting, and added the slightest touch of HDR to the cars to make them pop. I took the first image and used it for the color edit in the second. Looking back, I was a bit sloppy with the recolor
 
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