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HDR+B&W, what do you think?
I kind of went for a grainy look as well..
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Re: HDR+B&W, what do you think?
it has a metallic look which im not sure if you are do on purpose or not. im pressuming that you were using the dodge and burn tool.
i believe on way to avoid this is by using a tone-mapping plugin. it will take care of the highlights and shadows without the halos
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Re: HDR+B&W, what do you think?
I like it, grain can add alot of interest to a portrait. I like the overall composisiton of this image. Great work.
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Re: HDR+B&W, what do you think?
looks more like a heavily tonemapped RAW file, than an HDR image.
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7th of October 2007 (Sun)
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Re: HDR+B&W, what do you think?
I was kind of going for a metallic look, no use of the dodge/burn tool
I did it with tone mapping in Photomatix |
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7th of October 2007 (Sun)
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Re: HDR+B&W, what do you think?
How many different exposures did you use? It is so hard to do a person because you usually get too much blur even with the align tool in photomatix. Well done great compostion.
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Re: HDR+B&W, what do you think?
Well I only shot one picture
being in RAW, I exported 3 different versions of it one underexposed, one i left alone, and another overexposed and thanks |
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Re: HDR+B&W, what do you think?
I think the radius on the effect is set too large and the compression is too deep. However I have no idea how the pros manage to make all the wrinkles in shot like this have a uniform luminosity. Any ideas?
The models face says nothing interesting. looks like a "pose for me now" shot. try to catch him when he doesn't know ur shooting. |
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Re: HDR+B&W, what do you think?
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