Blatent abuse of photoshop??

[trevorharrisau]

Hello everyone.

I did post a reply here earlier however it was removed.

Anyhow, the motorhomes do really look that good inside - the only editing that has been done to any of the photos is the adding of the scenery to the windows. No other internals elements have been altered.

Cheers,
Trevor.

[Alpha2k6]

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[Alfonzo]

Originally Posted by trevorharrisau

Hello everyone.

I did post a reply here earlier however it was removed.

Anyhow, the motorhomes do really look that good inside - the only editing that has been done to any of the photos is the adding of the scenery to the windows. No other internals elements have been altered.

Cheers,
Trevor.

I was having a lurk back when you first posted, IIRC your last post had a bit of an advertising jib? Might have rubbed an admin the wrong way, they can be a little tetchy with unsolicited advertising, which might have contributed to the deletion. Welcome by the way, thanks for popping in and contributing!

Not sure where the OP was going with this, to me the interiors looked quite realistic (I do like the kitchen and full size bathroom in particular) - and yeah, obviously the scenery is shopped into the windows but the rest is pretty genuine.

[Franc]

Originally Posted by Geno

Long story short decided to look up some Winnebago caravans to dream of what it would be like to travel Australia no expense spared. I realised a minute or two in all the interior photos (out of the 3-4 ones I looked at) are COMPLETELY photoshopped to the point I thought they didnt exist.

Would love if someone could backup my possible paranoia?

http://www.winnebago.com.au/classic-premium

Oh, and if you are looking for reviews you might want to be aware that the brand isn't the same as the American manufacturer (no idea about the quality of either, just read this in the paper a little while ago and I am sure it could cause some confusion)

http://www.smartcompany.com.au/legal...-30-years.html

[Rainey]

Photoshopped scenery in the windows, the rest is just clever artificial lighting and ultra wide angle lense photography.

[Davo1111]

as others have said, wide angle lens + background is completely fake. There are a few decorations like pillows i'm not 100% convinced about, but it looks standard to me.

Apparently these things are a bitch to sell second hand

[PsydFX]

Originally Posted by Davo1111

There are a few decorations like pillows i'm not 100% convinced about

I'd say all the decorations (cusions, gin bottle, etc) are legit, they just look photoshopped because their lighting doesn't match the fake background.

[Davo1111]

Originally Posted by PsydFX

I'd say all the decorations (cusions, gin bottle, etc) are legit, they just look photoshopped because their lighting doesn't match the fake background.

yep i'd say you're right

[lithos]

Originally Posted by Davo1111

There are a few decorations like pillows i'm not 100% convinced about, but it looks standard to me.

Oh, the bag in this one is quite genuine...



Spoiler below, highlight to read:
...because it belongs to the photographer.

Apparently these things are a bitch to sell second hand

Au contraire, I heard they were one of the few vehicles guaranteed to go UP in value.