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Photo of the day (April 2008)

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Doylem said:
One or the other... maybe more... :)

I just wondered what you did...
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Regarding what I did...well it's about as close to an HDR as you can get without technically being one I guess.

It's one exposure (jpeg too) with different curves adjustments masked and layered multiple times, tone-mapped, dodged & burned, then finally played with the Color sliders and a final tweaking of contrast inside Aperture.
 
PkennethV said:
Regarding what I did...well it's about as close to an HDR as you can get without technically being one I guess.

It's one exposure (jpeg too) with different curves adjustments masked and layered multiple times, tone-mapped, dodged & burned, then finally played with the Color sliders and a final tweaking of contrast inside Aperture.
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Well I think it looks damn cool.
My eyeballs like it...
 
PkennethV said:
Regarding what I did...well it's about as close to an HDR as you can get without technically being one I guess.

It's one exposure (jpeg too) with different curves adjustments masked and layered multiple times, tone-mapped, dodged & burned, then finally played with the Color sliders and a final tweaking of contrast inside Aperture.
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Phew... that's OK then. For a minute there I thought I'd gone colour blind... :)

A bit heavy on the adjustments, perhaps??
 
Whatever it takes to get that shot...

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weazle1098 said:
Who doesn't own a sissor lift just to photograph stuff?
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:D Heck yeah! I mean if you really want to get that different shot, then its sorta a must have!! (Course I saved all that money on the glass buying Sigma instead of a good Nikkor, and now have a less than great shot of the building)
 
Tall timber

Douglas fir on the left, western red cedar on the right. I really needed just a bit more wide angle to get the ground-to-crown shot, but you get the idea.

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Model: Nikon D50
ISO: 400
Exposure: 1/250 sec
Aperture: f/5.6
Focal Length: 18mm
 
Everythingisnt said:
Not at all. It certainly looks interesting in B & W..

The colors are a bit distorted though, because of the HDR treatement..

Anyways here's another one for today: (Taken in an old Parkade near where I live)

person standing in a multistory car park


I'm experimenting with putting a model into the frame.. Not sure if it's working though
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Nice shot. What were the settings?

Adrien
 
ipodtoucher said:
be prepared to be bashed because you don't just let the camera do the work....heaven forbid a photographer use photoshop...haha:rolleyes:
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And haha to you...

No problem with Photoshop from me. It's a great tool. But sending a pic on a round-trip through editing software should be to make a good pic a bit better... not just a vain attempt to salvage a poor pic with 'special effects'...

haha...
 
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