Hello everyone!
This is only my second CC post, so please don't be too evil
However, please let me know what you think and how I could improve the shot.
Thanks,
Keith
Canon 10D w/ Tamron 28-70 f/2.8 XR DI
1/3 sec @ f/2.8
ISO 400
kc9cdq Member 87 posts Joined Aug 2004 Location: Indiana More info | Oct 03, 2005 20:20 | #1 Hello everyone! 5D / 40D / 30D
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lostdoggy King Duffus 4,787 posts Joined Aug 2004 Location: Queens, NY More info | Oct 03, 2005 20:29 | #2 overall it is a very nice shot. Was it your intention for it to be a little soft?
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lostdoggy wrote: overall it is a very nice shot. Was it your intention for it to be a little soft? Not really, the TIFF is a little better, but I just don't know all the PS techniques to make it jump off the screen. I'm definately open to suggestions. 5D / 40D / 30D
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BearLeeAlive All butt cheeks and string. 30,200 posts Likes: 70 Joined May 2005 Location: Calgary, AB More info | Oct 03, 2005 20:40 | #4 Quite nice. -JIM-
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lostdoggy King Duffus 4,787 posts Joined Aug 2004 Location: Queens, NY More info | Oct 03, 2005 20:48 | #5 There is three main adjustment that needs to be tweak inmost cases level/curve (to adjust the shadow midtone & highlight), channel to balance the colors, and USM ( unsharp mask). There are scripts/action plugins for PS that you can use that will make some of the adjustment easier. I've been using the sharpening script from thelightsright.com and it works pretty good. But, the most important thing is practice and more practice and you'll find a workflow that works for you.
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lostdoggy wrote: Here is a quick adjustment I made. If you don't want it posted let me know and I will unpost it. There is a definately a difference. Did you use your plugin or just raw talent? 5D / 40D / 30D
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lostdoggy King Duffus 4,787 posts Joined Aug 2004 Location: Queens, NY More info | Oct 03, 2005 20:54 | #7 mostly plugin.
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lostdoggy King Duffus 4,787 posts Joined Aug 2004 Location: Queens, NY More info | Oct 03, 2005 20:55 | #8 I'm just a novice. Still learning. Much of what I've learn is from POTN.
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lostdoggy wrote: I'm just a novice. Still learning. Much of what I've learn is from POTN. That's why I'm here... Thanks for your time. 5D / 40D / 30D
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JakeC Senior Member 394 posts Joined May 2005 Location: Sunshine Coast, QLD Australia More info | Oct 03, 2005 20:57 | #10 I'm not sure about the arm so I've cropped it a little tigher, to me she looks more relaxed without the arm. A beautiful woman and you've photographed her well Keith. Adjustments were selective smoothing of the skin with a noise filter, whiten and sharpened the eyes and a slight curves adjustment.
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JakeC Senior Member 394 posts Joined May 2005 Location: Sunshine Coast, QLD Australia More info | Oct 03, 2005 21:01 | #11 |
JakeC wrote: I'm not sure about the arm so I've cropped it a little tigher, to me she looks more relaxed without the arm. A beautiful woman and you've photographed her well Keith. Adjustments were selective smoothing of the skin with a noise filter, whiten and sharpened the eyes and a slight curves adjustment. Jake: 5D / 40D / 30D
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JakeC Senior Member 394 posts Joined May 2005 Location: Sunshine Coast, QLD Australia More info | Oct 03, 2005 21:25 | #13 lol it's funny you mention that the skin smoothing is too unatural, I went just a little bit further than I would have had it not been for posting on POTN. I've seen them pushed so far here that skin looks plastic.
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thoha Member 81 posts Joined Sep 2005 Location: maldives More info | Oct 03, 2005 23:13 | #14 Jake one would work for a fashion magazine i think
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thoha Member 81 posts Joined Sep 2005 Location: maldives More info | Oct 03, 2005 23:32 | #15 i think it would have come out much nicer if u had used a smaller aperture than 2.8, so that both of hers eyes would be in focus, just my thoughts.
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