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Nov 07, 2006 23:09 |  #1

well, i always wondered how people did it, and i finally was able to do 2 thing.

Take a complete color image, me taking my pic below, and then use all the manual setting's in adobe to get the over exposure and the saturation down :) on it completly changing the pic :) Instead of using the 'switch to gray scale..lol)

Then do the some color and other B&W thing and it look decent for once

So yeah, i am just happy it turned out good, and finally a pic of me i like (ugly side profile)

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and i guess happy holidays incase i forget later and i got the hat on anyways :D

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Nov 07, 2006 23:12 |  #2

thats funny...i see you have a start on the santa beard ;) lol.

fun pic! way to figure things out and make a pic you like! thats why i stay on the shooting end. i end up lookin like a total goof....pretty acurate.

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Nov 07, 2006 23:36 |  #3

thanks for the kind words, i dont know if i have the confidence yet to try and ask someone else to model for me yet, so myself shall do, and the stuble is getting real itchy already!


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Nov 08, 2006 10:13 |  #4

Fun self portrait!


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Nov 08, 2006 10:20 |  #5

kathy.patterson wrote in post #2232756 (external link)
thats funny...i see you have a start on the santa beard ;) lol.

fun pic! way to figure things out and make a pic you like! thats why i stay on the shooting end. i end up lookin like a total goof....pretty acurate.

kp

Not from the shots that I have seen.;)


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Nov 08, 2006 10:22 |  #6

Hello,

Nice one. I'd say that it works.


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Nov 08, 2006 12:42 as a reply to  @ dmp-potn's post |  #7

I have come back and looked 3 times now. What I find disconcerting is the Canon being out of focus. Can you do some of your camera and add a sharp version to this image ? Otherwise it works very well. An unwritten rule is that backgrounds being out of focus are a good thing but foregrounds being fuzzy are not.


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Nov 08, 2006 17:03 |  #8

Nice work. I like how this one turned out!!!


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Nov 08, 2006 17:32 |  #9

D. Craig Flory wrote in post #2235004 (external link)
I have come back and looked 3 times now. What I find disconcerting is the Canon being out of focus. Can you do some of your camera and add a sharp version to this image ? Otherwise it works very well. An unwritten rule is that backgrounds being out of focus are a good thing but foregrounds being fuzzy are not.

To have fixed that in the picture, would a large DOF would have solved that when the images was taken?

as for sharpening it up, can try it out :), you mean the end of the lense? make it look focused..

Thanks everyone else, i am justloving this one more and more because is the "look" i have always wanted to be able to do do an image and it turned out. (is not cause i am in it, just got no models :()


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Nov 08, 2006 17:34 |  #10

i like it!

getting me in the xmas spirit!


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Nov 08, 2006 17:37 |  #11

I like it very much. I think we're going to have to start that "holiday greetings" thread sometime in December. I think CDS or Pekka will start one.


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Nov 08, 2006 17:51 as a reply to  @ MagicallyDelicious's post |  #12

Ok, till you try it ... I'm posting an example. The only straight on lens I have an image of is another brand. So don't tell your camera it wasn't a Canon. This took me about 5 minutes.

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Nov 08, 2006 18:36 |  #13

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH, i get it ahh okay :) it does look nicer that way, shall remeber that one :)


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Nov 08, 2006 19:17 |  #14

pretty cool self portrait. In this case overprocessing really makes the image pop and special! Well done. Craigs edit makes sense


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Nov 08, 2006 21:18 |  #15

Very nice...processing works great.




  
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