Imterior of Old Truck

[Miss Mae]

This is straight from the camera:




This is post production:



The shot was interesting to lighten the interior and deepen the washed out colors of the trees. I shot the picture in RAW and adjusted for the windows and for the interior and then combined the two...I used smart filters. I don't know what else I can do? Any suggestions?

[Digidave]

Nice work!! I'm not sure there is any more you can do. I'm no expert in post work though. I especially like what you did with those trees. Keep up the good work.

[windrider86]

I like the way you brought the colors out in the door of the truck. great job. Are you able to go back and shoot it again? Reason i ask is prhaps go back and try this again whent he lighting isnt so harsh outdoors and try to get it without the sky being blown out, you'll also get a nice glow on the dash

[zetson]

These two pictures clearly illustrates the power of RAW. Good job.

[lputman]

I'm thoroughly impressed. Great work.

[britblogger]

I love what you did with the interior - gorgeous.

[Winning Post]

Really nice work! The detail you brought out in the door panel makes this photo a success! My only concern, same as Windrider, is the blown out sky. Other than that, cracking shot and post pro

[Sodaman420]

good editing
next time, if the situationis similar, try using some fill flash to brighten up the inside and then expose for the outside
raw ftw

[xxpinballxx]

Great subject....I think I might go all out and change the background entirely to something a bit more interesting and then add a texture or three but thats me...im a post processing nut!
Love the shot and think you really made it a keeper....

[Miss Mae]

Originally Posted by windrider86

I like the way you brought the colors out in the door of the truck. great job. Are you able to go back and shoot it again? Reason i ask is prhaps go back and try this again whent he lighting isnt so harsh outdoors and try to get it without the sky being blown out, you'll also get a nice glow on the dash

You are so right! I took this mid-day in very bright light. Morning or eveing would be much better. The truck is about 80 miles from my home, but I could try it again if I am up in the mountains at a better time of day....