1.b) Download an image posted by someone else and make it into the best shot you can... Keep track of the major steps you use and re-post both the edited work and short tutorial others can learn from.
garyrhook wrote:
1.b) Download an image posted by someone else and make it into the best shot you can... Keep track of the major steps you use and re-post both the edited work and short tutorial others can learn from.
I posted 3 images over in the Editing and Presentation area, simply for comments, but have yet to receive any feedback.
As for the image above, it's a JPG. It's been destroyed with respect to future edits.
Awediot wrote:
garyrhook wrote:
1.b) Download an image posted by someone else and make it into the best shot you can... Keep track of the major steps you use and re-post both the edited work and short tutorial others can learn from.
I posted 3 images over in the Editing and Presentation area, simply for comments, but have yet to receive any feedback.
Sorry 'bout that...
I wasn't sure where to post this sort of thing. It is an interactive/ game type thread (mods feel free to adjust accordingly). It's critique in action...
As for the image above, it's a JPG. It's been destroyed with respect to future edits.
Nah it's not... May not be the RAW format many prefer (and I need to get more used to), but destroyed as to future editing is a bit of an overstatement...
Post one of your photos here and see if it gets any takers... It IS a pretty slick idea...
Awediot wrote: Lol...yep. Ya caught me... When I'm not spamtrolling the forums of photo sites to shame strangers away from cutting edge editing technology, I start forest fires because blue gets boring as a sky color, and sunsets are a dime a dozen...
Awediot wrote: 'put their money where there moth is'...so to speak...
garyrhook wrote:
Awediot wrote: Lol...yep. Ya caught me... When I'm not spamtrolling the forums of photo sites to shame strangers away from cutting edge editing technology, I start forest fires because blue gets boring as a sky color, and sunsets are a dime a dozen...
And it's not interesting to edit a JPG. The image has already been edited, either by the camera, or by you, or whatever. You can't undo that. So where the challenge? Fixing a mediocre image? At least with a RAW file one has something with which to work.
It's not clear to me that you're shaming anyone. One wonders if you ever actually listen to yourself? It seems like so much self-important nonsense.
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