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mienoz

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all, just to share ...nothing special but ok lah, most guys will take a second look when my ride pass by them.. :p
 
Noice dude..... classic E36 style.... prefer it this way too.... nothing too wild :yes:

Off topic a bit.... did u actually take the photos in B&W or were they photoshopped or something? I'm asking coz I have been dabbling with B&W photog recently and have been getting varied results i.e. from crap to crap-per LOL

Any tips for B&W photog u can share? I use a Canon EOS500 with standard lens (28-80 or something).... Thanks dude!
 
Originally posted by Jipster@Oct 27 2005, 02:53 PM
Noice dude..... classic E36 style.... prefer it this way too.... nothing too wild :yes:

Off topic a bit.... did u actually take the photos in B&W or were they photoshopped or something? I'm asking coz I have been dabbling with B&W photog recently and have been getting varied results i.e. from crap to crap-per LOL

Any tips for B&W photog u can share? I use a Canon EOS500 with standard lens (28-80 or something).... Thanks dude!
capture with digital cam (olympus D540) and used its own software to 'edit'... b&w is one of the feature available...hope this help
 
Originally posted by Jipster@Oct 27 2005, 02:53 PM
Off topic a bit.... did u actually take the photos in B&W or were they photoshopped or something? I'm asking coz I have been dabbling with B&W photog recently and have been getting varied results i.e. from crap to crap-per LOL

Any tips for B&W photog u can share? I use a Canon EOS500 with standard lens (28-80 or something).... Thanks dude!
Yo jipster,

While many higher-end digital cameras now produce B&W images directly and i must say that it is certainly convenient, but if you have the time and the right tools, you can beat any B&W your camera can dish up by converting color images to grayscales (b&w) yourself later.

Camera B&W recording always starts with color data in digital cameras using a single CCD chanel. R-G-B (Red-Green-Blue) all into one channel. So it has to go thru the same process as colour.

To generate B&W images, such cameras apply a simple grayscale conversion to the RGB color data before JPEG compression and file writing take place. if you're using normal digicams, the result won't be good.

Granted, grayscale conversion before compression sounds like a good idea, but in fact, there's little to be gained and much to lose by letting the camera do it. You won't lose too much quality when compresing and processing into B&W on Photoshop won't be lost anyway!

USE GOOD SOFTWARE, photoshop is solid as u already know!

GOOD LUCK WITH THE B&W shots!!!

BUT remember, no digital camera b&w can beat negative B&W film!

NEGATIVE FILM ROCKS!!!! :yahoo: :yahoo:
 
sweet looking car you have there .... ehh tought you've sold it ?

picture taken in seremban ka ??
 
Originally posted by Vanquish@Oct 27 2005, 01:50 AM
Nice ride .... lovely M-Contour rims you've got there. Cheers.
Mana beli bang M Contour? :D macam pernah nampak aje

Kewl, you colored your kit already
 
Originally posted by ICEMAN 13@Oct 27 2005, 04:44 PM
sweet looking car you have there .... ehh tought you've sold it ?

picture taken in seremban ka ??
iceman13, yes pic taken in sbn...i'm no pro, so shot q not so good... :blush:

crym, don't like ler fren, after the rim previous owner will get jealous oorr.. :D
 
Fren.....finaly ur ride is here....nice n clean......btw i'm going back to PP this coming raya holiday as well......do call up for a drink.... :D
 
Nice ride there Mienoz........

U stay in sban ka...

will be there next weekend ..

cheers :D
 
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