6 thoughts on “Night photography: Grand Prix in black with custom rainbow oil paint option”
Great shot, Joe. Wish I hadn’t missed this one.
There were two cars I was not able to find in the dark after we scouted in the evening, and this was one of them. So I am jealous.
The photo really captures the iridescent-like colors. It’s a wonderful find.
Thanks, fellas!
Hi Joe. Great shot. Thanks again for another great workshop experience. The Lightroom session is changing my photographic life! I had one question on that–when I am adjusting sharpening detail and masking and holding the alt key down I am only seeing the mask on the little loupe over to the right and I am wondering how to get that to show on the middle panel where the large main view is. Does that question make any sense? Thanks
Dave – the work you showed in class was superb. Glad the post-processing day was useful! The detail and masking preview with alt/option only works when you’re zoomed in to 100% view. Click the little exclamation mark in the triangle on the Detail panel to quickly get there.
Ah yes–a minor detail that stymied me but now I’m good. Gracias!!
Great shot, Joe. Wish I hadn’t missed this one.
There were two cars I was not able to find in the dark after we scouted in the evening, and this was one of them. So I am jealous.
The photo really captures the iridescent-like colors. It’s a wonderful find.
Thanks, fellas!
Hi Joe. Great shot. Thanks again for another great workshop experience. The Lightroom session is changing my photographic life! I had one question on that–when I am adjusting sharpening detail and masking and holding the alt key down I am only seeing the mask on the little loupe over to the right and I am wondering how to get that to show on the middle panel where the large main view is. Does that question make any sense? Thanks
Dave – the work you showed in class was superb. Glad the post-processing day was useful! The detail and masking preview with alt/option only works when you’re zoomed in to 100% view. Click the little exclamation mark in the triangle on the Detail panel to quickly get there.
Ah yes–a minor detail that stymied me but now I’m good. Gracias!!