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Just a simple red rose...

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navydoc wrote in post #17992198
Just a simple red rose...

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/FRdL​2a A rose by Gene, on Flickr

Really nice gene. Complimentary colors always delight

For me, SR is only replacing my firecrest 16 or last ditch effort if no ND's. I still have plenty of filters, too many. Many Beach shots can't be replicated with SR, however it does have a huge placement in my arsenal as a legit 16 stop replacement.

A fun edit of an image from the Phantom 4.

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/Gmy8​qC

Wow, love the perspective.

navydoc wrote in post #17992244
A fun edit of an image from the Phantom 4.

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/Gmy8​qC Toy construction by Gene, on Flickr

Not sure if you're familiar with the game or not, but it looks like a screenshot out of sim city.

MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #17992070
Guys I was wrong
I apologize.
It was the Timelapse App.

I did the exact same thing the other day

navydoc wrote in post #17992244
A fun edit of an image from the Phantom 4.

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/Gmy8​qC Toy construction by Gene, on Flickr

How did you get the effect

eriet30 wrote in post #17992307
How did you get the effect

Photoshop has a 'tilt-shift' blur effect in the >Filters> Blur Gallery.

Nice one, Gene!

navydoc wrote in post #17992017
Well, here's a quick edit I just did using Landscape Pro. The original image is a 4 image pano and I replaced the sky using one of the preset skies. That also changed the tones of the overall image to match. I didn't try dynamic lighting on this one.

Since this is the first time I've really tried using the interface, it was a little confusing at first and the selections weren't always accurate. Whether that was my fault or the software, only time will tell but to be fair, it's always difficult to get a good selection within tree branches.

Here's the before and after:

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thats cool... i need to get that app

MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #17992280
Wow, love the perspective.

mystik610 wrote in post #17992285
Not sure if you're familiar with the game or not, but it looks like a screenshot out of sim city.

eriet30 wrote in post #17992307
How did you get the effect

Puckman wrote in post #17992354
Nice one, Gene!

The edit reminded me of this shot and others like it I took of a model railroad layout.

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OK I've figured you like beer. If I lived closer I'd buy the beer just to watch you develop images.
You are always exploring the unknown to me and the results are always fantastic.

Now have a laugh. Poof this afternoon mentions something like our photos in Iceland will be so weather dependent-the weather cams all over
the road system there show on the north side serious winter-
http://vegasja.vegager​din.is …78xmax=766625&y​min=304404
I said maybe yes maybe no let me show you a new piece of software=Landscape Pro=awesome Gene!
and guess what? It's not just for landscapes. I just re-edited a snowy owl with a completely crap grey background, the resulting beautiful
blue background are uncanny. In a word I was floored by what it can do-and do so easily.
I wonder if my travel laptop (Dell XPS Touch/i5/256gb) can run it. Matters not, something to do when I get back.

MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #17992516
OK I've figured you like beer. If I lived closer I'd buy the beer just to watch you develop images.
You are always exploring the unknown to me and the results are always fantastic.

Now have a laugh. Poof this afternoon mentions something like our photos in Iceland will be so weather dependent-the weather cams all over
the road system there show on the north side serious winter-
http://vegasja.vegager​din.is …78xmax=766625&y​min=304404
I said maybe yes maybe no let me show you a new piece of software=Landscape Pro=awesome Gene!
and guess what? It's not just for landscapes. I just re-edited a snowy owl with a completely crap grey background, the resulting beautiful
blue background are uncanny. In a word I was floored by what it can do-and do so easily.
I wonder if my travel laptop (Dell XPS Touch/i5/256gb) can run it. Matters not, something to do when I get back.

Actually, my preferred adult beverage is scotch. My neighbor is the big fan of different beers. That's not to say I won't enjoy a cold one on a hot day by any means though.

As for exploring the unknown, I just figure I know a little bit about a lot of things...usually, just enough to get me into trouble.

Glad to read that Landscape Pro is working out so well for you. As I play around with it more, I can see lot's of possibilities with the plugin.

Gene here is a revisit per Landscape Pro won't imbed since with a6000 but I like what it can do-
https://www.flickr.com …6159919674/in/d​ateposted/