Red Ring Tupperware Party, Farewell to Tuesdays (22)

nice shot Jay
I tried to do a few last night
sucked big time

I guess I need to figure out the layer thing

or maybe this?

http://digital-photography-school.com …l-sharpening-in-photoshop

but I have lightroom

Harm wrote in post #15304143
very cool:

https://vimeo.com/5391​4149

What I found amazing is that with all the movement of their bodies, there eyes din't move at all. Watch it again just looking at the head. It's almost completely motionless.

burnet44 wrote in post #15304592
nice shot Jay
I tried to do a few last night
sucked big time

I guess I need to figure out the layer thing

or maybe this?

http://digital-photography-school.com …l-sharpening-in-photoshop

but I have lightroom

That's the method I use most of the time. It's nice because you can then go on the layer and remove sharpening from places where it does more harm than good, the sky for instance. All sharpening does for sky is make the noise more visible.

guess I need to look it up for LR
good stuff 711
I would also like to find out what Jay does to his
his are prob straight out of the camera lol

I think for LR you can use the sharpening brush and apply selective sharpening only to the areas needed.

gjl711 wrote in post #15304610
That's the method I use most of the time. It's nice because you can then go on the layer and remove sharpening from places where it does more harm than good, the sky for instance. All sharpening does for sky is make the noise more visible.

Close to what i do as well. I take it a step further with a layer mask and remove sharpening from where i dont want it (bokeh areas usually).

gjl711 wrote in post #15304604
What I found amazing is that with all the movement of their bodies, there eyes din't move at all. Watch it again just looking at the head. It's almost completely motionless.

that is what I noticed too. Such a still head with minimal movement, and sheer concentration with the eyes.

gjl711 wrote in post #15304642
I think for LR you can use the sharpening brush and apply selective sharpening only to the areas needed.

In light room you can also use the option/alt key in the sharpening section. This allows you to visually see where you are applying the sharpening and can really hone it in to what you want. I use this when i dont want to go into photoshop.

It is explained in this link in option 4

http://photographylife​.com …arpen-images-in-lightroom

vipergts831 wrote in post #15304666
Close to what i do as well. I take it a step further with a layer mask and remove sharpening from where i dont want it (bokeh areas usually).

THat's actually what I do.

gjl711 wrote in post #15304604
What I found amazing is that with all the movement of their bodies, there eyes din't move at all. Watch it again just looking at the head. It's almost completely motionless.

Harm wrote in post #15304668
that is what I noticed too. Such a still head with minimal movement, and sheer concentration with the eyes.

I've seen Cheetahs run in person, but you can't get the full appreciation of how they move because it all happens too fast.

JWright wrote in post #15304828
I've seen Cheetahs run in person, but you can't get the full appreciation of how they move because it all happens too fast.

How did you run so fast while shooting over your shoulder? That's quite impressive.

gjl711 wrote in post #15304832
How did you run so fast while shooting over your shoulder? That's quite impressive.

Why do you think the photo is so blurry?

JWright wrote in post #15305061
Why do you think the photo is so blurry?

Cause the cheetah was after you?

vipergts831 wrote in post #15304678
In light room you can also use the option/alt key in the sharpening section. This allows you to visually see where you are applying the sharpening and can really hone it in to what you want. I use this when i dont want to go into photoshop.

It is explained in this link in option 4

http://photographylife​.com …arpen-images-in-lightroom

great stuff
Ill try it tonight

JWright wrote in post #15305061
Why do you think the photo is so blurry?

Maybe it was that pound of bacon you had in your pocket.