What postprocessing is this?

Hello,

please, do anybody know what postprocessing is done to achieve result like this?

http://img145.imagesha​ck.us/img145/1232/8888​3632ot1.png
http://img246.imagesha​ck.us/img246/1724/7303​4611km3.png
http://img403.imagesha​ck.us/img403/3872/5652​6414ny4.png

Yes, I know that images are shot perfectly nice, so they are great, but surely there is lot of postprocesing done here. I presume author used some Photoshop plugin to make colors and grainess like this. If so, anybody recognize it?

Thanks very much,
Ivan

IMO, it could be either Photoshop or Lightroom that was used for processing. From what I have seen and used personally, they look like treatments from Lightroom. There are many download-able preset on the web to use on your photos. Here is an example:
http://lifescolourfulc​anvas.com …79292021_c434c7​9a76_o.jpg

Where did you get those presets? (Link?)

I have a bit of glare on my laptop screen right now, but other than being over sharpened, they look normal to me. If there were any heavy technique it wouldn't be limited to PhotoShop.

GSansoucie wrote in post #7102558
Where did you get those presets? (Link?)

You can get the URL from the image posted
http://lifescolourfulc​anvas.com/
Not cheap though for what they are.

To me, the photos just look a little desaturated and oversharpened...

They look oversharpen.

Mike.

That is the "crazy over sharpened" preset plugin. Wow, I cannot imagine how that person who did the post processing thinks that looks good.

coldplug wrote in post #7102094
Hello,

please, do anybody know what postprocessing is done to achieve result like this?

http://img145.imagesha​ck.us/img145/1232/8888​3632ot1.png
http://img246.imagesha​ck.us/img246/1724/7303​4611km3.png
http://img403.imagesha​ck.us/img403/3872/5652​6414ny4.png

Yes, I know that images are shot perfectly nice, so they are great, but surely there is lot of postprocesing done here. I presume author used some Photoshop plugin to make colors and grainess like this. If so, anybody recognize it?

Thanks very much,
Ivan

Oh god no, thats just unsharp mask.

Filters>Sharpen>Unsharp mask
Crank the amount setting and the threshold, etc.

Super oversharpened pics, untastefully so IMHO I can't imagine either how anyone would think those look good.