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03/24/2009 09:18:42 AM · #1 |
I was looking through the ZA tutorial the other day after seeing it mentioned in one of the forums here. As usual one thing led to another and I spotted a processing style I really liked. It is not suitable for many things but I can see some uses for it and would like to add it to my repertoire.
Here is one
and the first 2 images on this page which is by a different photog, but very similar. |
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03/24/2009 09:23:06 AM · #2 |
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03/24/2009 09:25:42 AM · #3 |
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03/24/2009 09:27:52 AM · #4 |
Like anything with image processing, there are several ways to get this contrasty look, but for ease of use have a look at Lucis Arts //www.lucisart.com/
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03/24/2009 09:32:50 AM · #5 |
I have topaz and, while no expert, I cannot readily see how to achieve this...any hints?
Thnx will check out the lucisart. |
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03/24/2009 09:46:22 AM · #6 |
LR can do this, or close. Do it and layer in PS with a non-modified file will do it.
Looks a lot like HDR to me as well, just slightly tweaked.
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03/24/2009 09:57:25 AM · #7 |
I agree elements of HDR do seem present but when 'tweaked' it adds an 'illustration' type quality I rather like.
Have DLd and tried the Lucisart plugin and I'm rather pleased with it, very good for commercial work. |
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