Nik HDR [INFRARED..sorry for the late edit...really fun thread though!!]
I'm colour blind, but it doesn't keep me from exploring the wonderfully colourful world around us.
robbie wrote:
No need to apologize Scotty,that`s one way to learn.Critical feedback is good.Ran it thru Nik HDRScotty wrote: Ouch........
Sorry, i'm going to be brutal here and say this is completely ruined.
after the image was finish.
Appreciate your honesty...thanks.
It's really easy to go overboard with HDR. Don't' worry, i've had my fair share of abuse!
Overboard HDR, that's cooked works really well on brick and textures. When you do it to trees or grass it ghosts a little bit and never lines up right and it just looks horrible.
When the last candle has been blown out
and the last glass of champagne has been drunk
All that you are left with are the memories and the images-David Cooke.
I know the feeling,when I first digital and didn`t know squat[still don`t a lot] you should see some of the comments...one top notch pro ask me if I want to blind him with my intensity of the image...he should see my 'supersaturated Ir`s'...you need a welding shield to view but you 'visible light' guys won`t be seeing them here....Scotty wrote:
robbie wrote:
No need to apologize Scotty,that`s one way to learn.Critical feedback is good.Ran it thru Nik HDRScotty wrote: Ouch........
Sorry, i'm going to be brutal here and say this is completely ruined.
after the image was finish.
Appreciate your honesty...thanks.
It's really easy to go overboard with HDR. Don't' worry, i've had my fair share of abuse!
Overboard HDR, that's cooked works really well on brick and textures. When you do it to trees or grass it ghosts a little bit and never lines up right and it just looks horrible.
I like it... Makes me feel like I am in another dimension or an alternate reality.... Have you seen my burning sky HDR attempt... Just learning HDR myself and really overdid the effects that the sky looks like it is on fire... In reality, it did, but not as intense as I made it... Look for my HDR posts and you will find it...Curious, what color were the trees in reality?
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I am often accused of over saturating images but funnily enough never use the saturation tool in photoshop, I just like warm images, most people especially brides love to look as though there tan is better.
In this image I thought you had travelled to venus
it is otherworldly, love it Robbie more please.
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I thought this thread was buried,thanks for the support though.I have the image before the HDR 'trial'Joiemagic wrote:
Curious, what color were the trees in reality?
run if I find it i`ll post.The colors of the trees are in real life are green but you aren`t thinking in infrared where ANY color is acceptable.Got one with the trees on FIRE!!Guess i`m doing a Dori...
this site going bananas...fun place!!
You cracking me up David,thanks!!photobod wrote: I like the intensity in your images Robbie, thats your signature in the photography world so dont lose it my friend.
I am often accused of over saturating images but funnily enough never use the saturation tool in photoshop, I just like warm images, most people especially brides love to look as though there tan is better.
In this image I thought you had travelled to venus
photobod wrote: I like the intensity in your images Robbie, thats your signature in the photography world so dont lose it my friend.
I am often accused of over saturating images but funnily enough never use the saturation tool in photoshop, I just like warm images, most people especially brides love to look as though there tan is better.
In this image I thought you had travelled to venus
I love saturation too. A trick to increase saturation without touching that satch channel is bumping blacks in levels.
The HDR here though doesn't really make any sense. Colors are changing in the middle of things that don't change color, the bushes on the top left stop and have a straight line going down like they got cloned out, there's blotching all over and the haloing is on acid.
I like your stuff though robbie, keep 'em coming.
When the last candle has been blown out
and the last glass of champagne has been drunk
All that you are left with are the memories and the images-David Cooke.
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