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Just shrink and create a 5-10GB of partition using Windows Disk Management and install in that
Post processing images - The final step to getting that awesome click
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Just shrink and create a 5-10GB of partition using Windows Disk Management and install in that
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izzikio_rage
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Here is my attempt at the ship with a sky replacement. Did not go as well as I planned, doesn't look as clean as I had hoped
*i.imgur.com/2ZDszpj.jpg
*i.imgur.com/2ZDszpj.jpg
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izzikio_rage
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Thanks, but it doesn't feel as good as what I could have done if I spent more time on this.
The fact is that once you start getting into photoshop there is no saying where the manipulation should end. I just added a cloudy sky, I could have added a stormy sky, a hurricane, rain, lightening or even a kraken.... at what point does it stop becoming a great photograph and become a marvel of photoshop.
The fact is that once you start getting into photoshop there is no saying where the manipulation should end. I just added a cloudy sky, I could have added a stormy sky, a hurricane, rain, lightening or even a kraken.... at what point does it stop becoming a great photograph and become a marvel of photoshop.
raja manuel
In the zone
You mean you could have added a kraken but chose to go with a cloudy sky? There's just no explaining some people…
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izzikio_rage
Technomancer
What happened people, have we all decided not to post process stuff?
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izzikio_rage
Technomancer
I was trawling through some of my old shots yesterday, will try to upload the raw of a shot that has good dynamic range. Also I need tips from you all on noise reduction, it seems that after post processing either my shots have high noise or they turn out very soft.
nac
Aspiring Novelist
^ So you suggest that Gen trying to cover the fact by his PP skill?
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Gen, Even I didn't notice that.
Self criticism:
I forgot to apply lens correction. The yellow brick wall and the trees drawing some attention. I think it's better if the frame fills just with the subject avoiding the above like Gen did (kudos to Gen
) When trying to get some blue in the sky, I messed by getting blue in wires, towers and grill holding the hoardings. As Sujoy pointed out, making the things perfect may be fine with portraits in fashion photography but in street its good to depict the things as it is (kudos to Sujoy ).
*i.imgur.com/S5FPnuR.jpg
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Gen, Even I didn't notice that.
Self criticism:
I forgot to apply lens correction. The yellow brick wall and the trees drawing some attention. I think it's better if the frame fills just with the subject avoiding the above like Gen did (kudos to Gen
) When trying to get some blue in the sky, I messed by getting blue in wires, towers and grill holding the hoardings. As Sujoy pointed out, making the things perfect may be fine with portraits in fashion photography but in street its good to depict the things as it is (kudos to Sujoy ).*i.imgur.com/S5FPnuR.jpg