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Re:Aussie 2006 Jimny - 4" lift, 30" BFGs, cool wheels

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03 Sep 2013 22:26 #82085 by Jimny_Aus
this jim looks unreal mate

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04 Sep 2013 11:41 #82130 by adamatdraycott
Replied by adamatdraycott on topic Aussie 2006 Jimny - 4" lift, 30" BFGs, cool wheels

zukenutter wrote:


Being a photoshoot you may no know, but is that image HDR'd?
Looks the mutts nuts, maybe the best looking Jimny on the site!

Best colour and I like the wheel/tyre combo ;)

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04 Sep 2013 19:28 #82171 by renard38
great pics B)

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04 Sep 2013 20:51 #82189 by zukenutter

adamatdraycott wrote: Being a photoshoot you may no know, but is that image HDR'd?
Looks the mutts nuts, maybe the best looking Jimny on the site!

Best colour and I like the wheel/tyre combo ;)


HDR? Is that RAW? If so yes it was shot in RAW format. Three flashes for the lighting.
I almost ran over a flash later in the shoot :blush:

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05 Sep 2013 11:27 #82254 by adamatdraycott
Replied by adamatdraycott on topic Aussie 2006 Jimny - 4" lift, 30" BFGs, cool wheels

zukenutter wrote:

adamatdraycott wrote: Being a photoshoot you may no know, but is that image HDR'd?
Looks the mutts nuts, maybe the best looking Jimny on the site!

Best colour and I like the wheel/tyre combo ;)


HDR? Is that RAW? If so yes it was shot in RAW format. Three flashes for the lighting.
I almost ran over a flash later in the shoot :blush:


RAW is just the standard format photographers use... it captures more detail, without the compression of JPEG.
HDR is a process in which they take 3 photos of the same thing... 1 normal exposure, another 1 stop over and the other 1 stop under. They then combine the images with software giving a 'HD' effect.

An example:

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05 Sep 2013 12:13 #82258 by zukenutter
I think it's been photoshopped a bit, particularly trees and sky but I don't think it's been hdr'd

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