Input please.

[jbrowning]

I have been playing around with this photo today and was wondering what you all thought of it.

Original
http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b243/jimb63/__IGP6955a.jpg

Altered A
http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b243/jimb63/__IGP6955test.jpg

Altered B
http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b243/jimb63/__IGP6955testb.jpg

Also if you like it and would like something like this done to one of your pictures just let me know and I will see what I can do.

Thanks
Jim Browning
Rockymtnphotos.com

[DingleBerns]

I like the original because there is more color in it then A & B....

and, #90 Ducati rider :roll:

:D Dingle

[PremiumBlend]

I like A better.

[racedk6]

A would look better if his leathers werent gray

[Electroman]

A looks pretty good. And Yes, It would look better if his leathers weren't gray.

[benfoxmra95]

Is there anyway you could make him look faster?

[hcr25]

Also thin him down a little, i heard the camera adds 10lbs but he needs a little more help.

[jbrowning]

Thanks everybody for your help on this. I was hoping by making the background black and white that it would put more interest onto the bike and rider making the colors stand out more. I will continue working on this and post up what I come up with.


Thank you everybody.
Jim Browning
Rockymtnphotos.com

[Munch]

Here's a website with shots to give you some ideas...

http://www.witchkraftracing.com/

On the main page, it will change. His bike stands out great in color, without everyone else in B&W. On track and in the pits, very cool effect...

Let it sit for 10 seconds, it will change images...

[jbrowning]

Thanks Munch, that is exactly what I was trying to do.

Thanks
Jim Browning
Rockymtnphotos.com

[Jim 'smooth' Brewer]

Is there anyway you could make him look faster?
That's easy, just put me next to #95 and I look a lot faster.

Also thin him down a little, i heard the camera adds 10lbs but he needs a little more help.
Jim, if you can do that, I'll buy a TON of pictures! Literally.

Seriously, can you put anything in the background - more than recoloring?

[smwoerner]

Hey Jim,

When doing isolations I've found it helps a bit to bump the contrast to get better separation. Also watch for color casts, there was a bit of a magenta shift in the red. Below is an example with the changes...

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2478/4047909570_2424e2e7ed_o.jpg

[jbrowning]

Wow Scott, that red really comes out in your rendition. I really haven't done much as far as changing up colors but I will have to change that now.

Thanks

Jim, what are you looking for as far as changes in the background? Right off the top of my head I can change colors (of course) I can make it a lot blurrier (that might be mispelled) among quite a bit of other things. Let me know what your looking for and I will see if I can do it for you.

Thanks
Jim Browning
Rockymtnphotos.com

[benfoxmra95]

Is there anyway you could make him look faster?
That's easy, just put me next to #95 and I look a lot faster.

Also thin him down a little, i heard the camera adds 10lbs but he needs a little more help.
Jim, if you can do that, I'll buy a TON of pictures! Literally.

Seriously, can you put anything in the background - more than recoloring?

Touche'

a formidable oponent you are mr. brewer.

[Ray-Ray]

Is there anyway you could make him look faster?
That's easy, just put me next to #95 and I look a lot faster.

Also thin him down a little, i heard the camera adds 10lbs but he needs a little more help.
Jim, if you can do that, I'll buy a TON of pictures! Literally.

Seriously, can you put anything in the background - more than recoloring?


Jim, how about he puts a picture of me IN front of you??