Shooting Cars: Episode 7 How to Shoot and Edit *double* Polarized Car Photos in Photoshop
Click "See More" below. Use this link to be a Polarizer: https://goo.gl/qhZ8EE
**update 3/23/17**
The video did not reach 100 likes within the week so the giveaway is unfortunately not happening. May try again in a few weeks!
To enter for the polarizer:
1) comment your filter thread size. I.e 52mm, 67mm, etc.
2) Thumbs up this video
3) subscribe.
If this video passes 100 likes by next weeks episode, then I will announce the winner in episode 8.
In this episode of Shooting Cars we'll be learning how to remove almost all reflections from a car by combining two polarized images. This way we can cut reflections from the front and the side of the car. We do this by taking two exposures with different turns of the circular polarizer filter on our DSLR lens.
We also will learn how to blend a third exposure with a slower shutter speed to brighten the wheels (rims) and tires.
This is all done with minor edits in Lightroom, then merging the exposures together as layers in Photoshop CC with layer masks and blend modes.
This is the Easiest Way To Blend Polarizer Car Photos.
Видео Shooting Cars: Episode 7 How to Shoot and Edit *double* Polarized Car Photos in Photoshop канала Should I Get It Reviews
**update 3/23/17**
The video did not reach 100 likes within the week so the giveaway is unfortunately not happening. May try again in a few weeks!
To enter for the polarizer:
1) comment your filter thread size. I.e 52mm, 67mm, etc.
2) Thumbs up this video
3) subscribe.
If this video passes 100 likes by next weeks episode, then I will announce the winner in episode 8.
In this episode of Shooting Cars we'll be learning how to remove almost all reflections from a car by combining two polarized images. This way we can cut reflections from the front and the side of the car. We do this by taking two exposures with different turns of the circular polarizer filter on our DSLR lens.
We also will learn how to blend a third exposure with a slower shutter speed to brighten the wheels (rims) and tires.
This is all done with minor edits in Lightroom, then merging the exposures together as layers in Photoshop CC with layer masks and blend modes.
This is the Easiest Way To Blend Polarizer Car Photos.
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